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Late Summer 1998
A "Do-Nothing Congress"? Says Who? America is unquestionably engaged in a culture war. On one side are Christians and other devout people of faith who embrace traditional and Christian family values, and on the other side are the secularists, humanists, separationists, and others who want a society free from Christian influence [...]
Black History Issue 1998
Black History Month: Honoring Godly Heroes America's Godly heritage has been under assault in recent years. Secularist spokesmen claim that America was created as a secular nation by secular individuals who intended that it always remain secular. These individuals understand that by destroying the knowledge of America's religious heritage, it is [...]
Spring 1999
A New Acquisition At WallBuilders, through God's blessings, we have assembled a library containing thousands of the original first-edition works of America's Founding Fathers, including many of their won handwritten documents and letters. Yet, even though our special emphasis is the Founding Era, we nevertheless acquire important documents from other eras [...]
Fall 1999
Good News! Sort of . . . Every year since 1966, a survey of college freshmen has been conducted by UCLA in order to determine the general characteristics and beliefs of that year’s freshmen. The survey, covering student attitudes on every thing from abortion to politics, is always very revealing. The [...]
Winter 1999
Strong Families Strong Societies A stable family has long been considered the most important building block of a nation. Consequently, for generations government actively promoted the security of the family. As a court explained in Grigsby v. Reib in 1913: The truth is that civil government has grown out of [proceeded [...]
Spring 2000
Good News: Preserving Traditional Marriage! In recent months, Vermont has become the center of attention in the battle to recognize gay and lesbian “marriages.” In a blear and egregious violation of the doctrine of separation of powers, the State supreme court ordered the legislature to craft a bill either to recognize [...]
Summer 2000
The Supreme Court: Creating a Nation at Risk Decisions will be rendered by the Supreme Court this term on four separate areas related to religion and morality: homosexuality, school prayer, public decency, and abortion. In the case on homosexuality, the Court will decide whether the Boy Scouts can be forced to [...]
Black History Issue 2001
African-Americans and Election 2000 In 1911, President Woodrow Wilson wisely observed: A nation which does not remember what it was yesterday, does not know what it is today, nor what it is trying to do. We are trying to do a futile thing if we do not know where we came [...]
SPECIAL EDITION September 11, 2001
Untitled Document Lessons from the September Terrorist Attacks In the weeks since the September 11th terrorist attacks, the nation has changed dramatically. While not all changes are yet obvious, already there have emerged specific trends and lessons to which the Bible and America's history clearly speak. Lesson One: Humility Precedes Justice. [...]
January 2002
So many positive things have happened across America in recent months that this newsletter is dedicated to bringing you some of the news about which most Americans have heard little. Elementary Schools The U. S. Supreme Court recently rendered a significant 6-3 victory for religious liberties in Good News Club v. [...]
