Alex Chediak

Randy Alcorn delivers a devastating rebuke on the many "Anyone But Clinton" Giuliani-supporters: I mean no disrespect, but actually, yes, there ARE worse things than Hillary being elected. In my opinion, having to stand before God to answer for compromising biblical convictions and acting as moral hypocrites by voting for an unprincipled man who will not defend the innocent and care for his own family is far worse. God will not judge me in light of whether I’ve followed conservativism or promoted Republicanism, but as to whether I have honored my Lord Jesus. Alcorn is referring to the fact … [Read more...] about Randy Alcorn on Why Giuliani Should Be Opposed

Rep. Mark Martin, R-Prairie Grove, penned an outstanding, sharp critique of the National Right To Life's unfortunate endorsement of Senator Fred Thompson for President:I am proud to be a part of the political party that promoted and protected the Right to Liberty for slaves, the right to vote for Americans of African descent, and the Right to Vote for women. I am proud to be part of the political party that now seeks to protect the Right to Life for the most innocent and defenseless group ever to have their God given rights trampled. By endorsing a candidate who rejects a Constitutional … [Read more...] about State Rep. Mark Martin Condemns NRTL Endorsement

My wife and I learned of Eugene Sledge when we had the pleasure of viewing Ken Burns’ new documentary, The War, on PBS. A marine infantryman who fought in the Peleliu and Okinawa campaigns, Sledge was repeatedly quoted by Burns in the depiction of those battles. Apparently, Sledge kept an informal diary on loose sheets of paper that he would stick in the pages of his pocket New Testament. His sentences were vivid; each containing articulate, descriptive force, and the characteristic stark realism of marine life. For example, the night before the Peleliu invasion, having not yet experienced … [Read more...] about Eugene Sledge – With The Old Breed – Reviewed

Morley Safer looked at the "Millennials" this evening - the 80 million young adults, born between 1980 and 1995, who are now replacing the 60 million Baby Boomers in the American work force: "They were raised by doting parents who told them they are special, played in little leagues with no winners or losers, or all winners. They are laden with trophies just for participating and they think your business-as-usual ethic is for the birds." Some companies are now hiring consultants to help them transition to these more demanding, more self-centered employees. Just a few thoughts: 1. More people … [Read more...] about 60 Minutes on The “Millennials”