Divided From the Start

“These culture wars have been with us from the very foundation of our nation. They are not something new that erupted when the first hippies started to disrupt Berkeley. From the very beginning, we have had men like Patrick Henry wanting America to take her place among the nations of Christendom. And also from the very beginning, we have had men like Thomas Paine, who wanted something much more like the French Revolution.”

Mere Christendom, pp. 187-188

Content Cluster [10-16-25]

Canon Refreshed: There is now a web site for Canon’s kid books here. And get a load of the new look at Canon + Elizabeth’s Missed Opportunity: Still Not Right, But Better: And Try to Walk It Without Singing: More On the Textus Receptus: It Is Written is now here. A Song I Really Like …