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A Biblical Law That Would Change American Life

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May 15, 2023

If every church—including black churches—preached, "Do not hate the whites," then at least those who claim to take the Bible seriously would feel religiously obligated not to hate white people.

Why Are So Many Young Americans Irreligious?

By Dennis Prager

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August 9, 2022

The secular brainwash is the first reason.

The Infinity of a Single Apple Stem

By James Patrick Riley

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July 30, 2022

Science, if you really ponder it, utterly demands God.

Church of Cowards?

By Albin Sadar

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May 29, 2022

America’s founders did not avoid “being political.”

New York Times Chooses Passover and Easter to Mock God and the Bible

By Dennis Prager

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April 18, 2022

The column tells you nothing about Judaism or the Bible. But it tells you a great deal about the New York Times and the Left.

Video: Is It Time for Intellectuals to Talk About God?

By Tal Bachman

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February 25, 2022

American Greatness fellow Tal Bachman interviews author Naomi Wolf, whose recent essay, “Is It Time for Intellectuals to Talk About God?” and criticism of the […]

Prodigal Church, Prodigal Nation

By Albin Sadar

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February 17, 2022

The Christian church in America “must come to its senses” before we can expect the nation itself to return to be the light of liberty.

Scientism, Catholicism, and the God that Failed

By Brian Robertson

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February 13, 2022

With trust in once-respected institutions—including the Church—waning and social mores in flux, scientism fills the natural human need for some authoritative source of truth.

Who Died and Made You Boss?

By Albin Sadar

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February 2, 2022

Many churches across America are saying, in effect, “God and what He says in the Bible isn’t the Ultimate Authority. It's the whims of current culture that reign supreme.

Woke Catholicism Is Inimical to Western Civilization

By A.J. Rice

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January 8, 2022

Christ provides cleansing through His sacrifice and grace. Wokeism offers only the barrenness of the grave.

The Lights of Hanukkah and Christmas

By Bill Asher

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December 24, 2021

May the light deliver us from the darkness of pride, arrogance, and hate.

Explaining the Full Armor of God to an Ignorant Media

By Theodore Roosevelt Malloch

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July 10, 2021

In this unprecedented period of continual falsehoods against America, the full armor is the defense of faithful everyday Americans who are besieged and attacked.

The Moral and Religious Case Against Unconditional Love

By Dennis Prager

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June 15, 2021

If people are loved no matter how immorally they act, love becomes the one thing in life that is completely divorced from morality. Unconditional love makes love amoral.

Surrendering the Public Square

By Mark Pulliam

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June 14, 2021

Even in the Bible Belt, traditional religious beliefs are being replaced by the social justice agenda, with no resistance from mainline faith leaders.

The Rise of the New State Church

By Austin Ruse

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April 17, 2021

The cult of secularism has been enshrined in our laws, and in our democracy, not through the democratic process but through the least democratic means: imposition by the courts.

Carelords, Art Thots, and Liquid Modernity: Talking with Anna Khachiyan

By Chris Buskirk

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January 12, 2021

Anna Khachiyan joins “The Chris Buskirk Show” to discuss how modernity broke civilization, denatures and degrades humanity, and how nice she is IRL. They also […]

The Torah vs. the Left

By Dennis Prager

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December 8, 2020

Distinctions lie at the very heart of creation. The Left's war on the Judeo-Christian religions is rooted in its war against distinctions.

Liberalism Is a Dogma, Too

By Pedro Gonzalez

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October 21, 2020

Religious belief in worldly things is a feature, not a bug of modern liberalism.

Trump and the American Revival

By Theodore Roosevelt Malloch

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September 22, 2020

The president, unlike his opposition, defends and rearticulates America’s spiritual capital—ushering in America’s fifth great awakening.

To make Christian character and Christian faith a decisive consideration in voting is to say that God would not provide deeply flawed people under any circumstances to govern us. But he does—often for our good.