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God and the Jefferson Memorial * WorldNetDaily * by Jerry Newcombe
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (228+ words) ...
Those who hate God love death * WorldNetDaily * by Jerry Newcombe
2+ week, 3+ day ago (360+ words) 'Somewhere in New England, cloistered away, is the brave, lone holdout from the Lindsay Clancy case'...
Test yourself: 10 questions about America's spiritual roots * WorldNetDaily * by Jerry Newcombe
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (418+ words) ...
The beloved Christmas carol that's not about Christmas * WorldNetDaily * by Jerry Newcombe
9+ mon, 2+ week ago (539+ words) Many years ago, I went to England to videotape some things for Christian television. In London, because of the town’s history, they have blue circles (about a foot in diameter) in front of various buildings to commemorate famous residents. Well,…...
Remember the persecuted Christians – like those who first came to America * WorldNetDaily * by Jerry Newcombe
9+ mon, 4+ week ago (656+ words) They’re killing Christians in other countries, often with impunity. And many Christians in America seem either ignorant or apathetic about it. Perhaps many of us fail to act because we are not sure how we can help. But religious freedom…...
* WorldNetDaily * by Jerry Newcombe
9+ mon, 3+ week ago (639+ words) During the American founding era, week after week, on Sunday mornings, the congregation members would arise and recite together The Apostles’ Creed, a historic statement of the Christian faith. Often it was written on the walls. Who participated regularly in…...