Imagined with Midjourney This column was first published in Trenton Monitor . There are two popular ways of looking at human history, as...

Americans are in an identity crisis. While trying to find ourselves individually, we lost touch with who we are as a nation. In attempt...

The streets of Manhattan had a rigorous ambiance that Monday evening. People were rushing home from work, talking on their cell phones...

The Christendom we had has been lost, and what we have today is a far cry from it. Relativism has taken the place of truth. Autonomy has...

I'm just a regular guy, but this is what I see. I live in the northeast, a place with lots of history and money; but the historic...

As any good argument should do, I will begin this rebuttal by defining the terms "conservative" and "liberal" in the way I will use them...

This is the first in what I hope to be a series of articles examining the Church in history. For my opening essay we will look at the...

I read so many "how to" articles and blog posts that they tend to discourage me more than anything, because as I'm reading them I think...

From humble beginnings, a tribe of hunters and gatherers cast seeds in a meadow and discovered how to control the growth of crops. They...

Recently I engaged in conversation with an atheist friend of mine who said that we have tried religion for the last 5000 years, and...

On October 28 in the year 312, Constantine (full name: Flavius Valerius Constantinus – by any standard Latin names are incredibly...