We are a nation divided. Increasingly extreme ideologies have come to define us, polarize us, and inspire the law of the land. Many falsely believe that Roe v. Wade, the 1973 landmark decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, was the start of abortion in the U.S. In reality abortion was not only ...

Is it just me, or have you also been noticing a growing trend among many Christian pastors and Church members in our country to replace traditional Christian values with a completely different set of beliefs? Here are some of the shifts I have noticed cropping up from behind the pulpit and in ...

Did we or could we have learned some lessons from America’s experience with the influenza pandemic of 1918? Of course, much has changed during the intervening century, but a few things are as valid today as they were back then. The 1918 influenza pandemic spread in three waves, infecting ...

Widespread shortages. Economic tumult. Disappearing businesses. When Ayn Rand released her magnum opus, Atlas Shrugged, in 1957, her critics considered it a work of fiction. She did not. Her art is now imitating life in Pennsylvania. Fiction or not, Rand was prescient. She predicted a world ...

The Gallup organization has been polling people for several decades asking them what their political leanings are. The latest results from a poll conducted with 18,000 adults in 2020 show 35 percent of respondents view themselves as moderates, 36 percent view themselves as conservative and 25 ...

We live in a world full of hazards. A hazard is anything that has the potential to harm or kill us. Tall ladders, sharp knives, hornet nests – all are hazards. Risk = Hazard + Exposure. When we climb a tall ladder, whittle with a sharp knife, or knock down a hornet nest, they become risks. ...