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To Pledge or not to Pledge E-mail
Old Glory
Old Glory

Historical facts behind the writing of "The Pledge of Allegiance". What was the authors original intent behind the wording of the Pledge of Allegiance to the American Flag?

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Doctrinal Heresy: The Religion of "Christian" Humanism E-mail
Spider spinning a new web
Spider spinning a new web

An Analysis of the Means of Christianity's Rejection of Monotheism.

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Historical Heresies: 19th Century Humanistic Philosophies and America's Cultural Corruption E-mail
French 19th Century
French 19th Century
Many of the North's most prominent philosophers, while "professing themselves to be wise, they became fools."

--Romans 1:22
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Historical Perspective - Steps Toward Persecution E-mail
Christian Persecution
Christian Persecution

Does Religious Persecution Exist in America today?  If so, What Sinister Form Has it Taken?  What is the Enemy's Ultimate Goal?

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Interpretations of History E-mail
The Focal Point of History
The Focal Point of History
The Cross of Jesus Christ is the focal point of all human history and is that which gives meaning to man's existence.
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Characteristics of an Empire E-mail

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The Empire Comes Back! Founded as a Constitutional Republic in 1776, has the once great United States of America devolved and reduced herself to being merely another malevolent empire? Here we shall examine this question as we review the facts concerning the present stats of this "Union"

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"TO SERVE THE PRESENT AGE,
MY CALLING TO FULFIL,
O MAY IT ALL MY POWERS ENGAGE,
TO DO MY MASTER'S WILL!"

MAYNARD G. JAMES
(1902-1988)
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