A Worldview In America’s 250th anniversary year, Hollywood shows signs it might be making good movies again. Most believe Young Washington and The Odyssey are fun, meaningful, and even...
A Worldview In America’s 250th anniversary year, Hollywood shows signs it might be making good movies again. Most believe Young Washington and The Odyssey are fun, meaningful, and even...
"As American capitalism blossomed, some individuals, of course, earned extraordinary riches. In 1892, there were 4,050 millionaires, with less that 20 percent of these individuals having inherited...
"One True God has been the most revolutionary and consequential idea ever to have confronted the human mind." American Agonistes: America's 250th and the Restoration of a Nation in Conflict with...
To start with Praxis Circle Contributor Os Guinness, one of America's biggest fans and the inspiration for the founding of Praxis Circle, concerning the Creator God Narrative (CGN) versus the Man...
So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them. Genesis 1:27 Then the Lord God formed a man from the dust of the ground and breathed...
When the new pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church was named on May 8, 2026, one of the first things to be decided was what his new name would be. At the beginning of their reign, each pope gives up his old birth name and takes on a new title, usually signalling...
"Dedicated to my father who taught me the pursuit of truth and my mother who taught me the pursuit of justice." Paraphrased from The Indispensable Right. "We remain a nation grappling...
Praxis Circle wishes you and your family a Merry Christmas on this beautiful day, just before Christ's birth. The millions of years waiting since Creation in time and space are as good as over today. We've received our glimpse of the fullness of Eternal Time. At the...
We've often offered a short post on July 4th Eve (July 3—the anniversary of the third, decisive day of the Battles of Gettysburg and the long Siege of Vicksburg) in honor of our nation's birthday....
Contributor R. R. Reno shares his thoughts on love and explains our tendency to love what he calls “strong and weak gods.”