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True Meaning of Thanksgiving Day

Surprising Truths About Thanksgiving Hidden in Ancient Scripture For most of us, Thanksgiving conjures a familiar set of images: a table overflowing with turkey and stuffing, the gathering of family and friends, the afternoon haze of football on television. It’s a cherished cultural tradition, a day set aside for gratitude and feasting. But what if […]

A Harvest of Hope

The Story of the First Thanksgiving Introduction: A People on the Edge The story of the first Thanksgiving, drawn from the eyewitness account of William Bradford, is about more than just a celebratory feast. It is a story of survival, faith, and the profound gratitude that is born only from enduring immense hardship. For the […]

The Deliberate Engineering of Societal Dysfunction

The Deliberate Engineering of Societal Dysfunction   This document synthesizes the central argument that contemporary societal problems—including constant war, extreme inequality, public ignorance, and environmental destruction—are not accidental byproducts of a flawed system but are the intended outcomes of policies deliberately engineered by a ruling class. This elite, an alliance of corporate and state power, […]

America’s Testing and Way of Escape

The Core Concept: The Divine Testing of Nations A foundational theme of the analysis is that God subjects nations and their leaders to periods of testing to reveal their true character and faithfulness. This concept is derived from the Hebrew word Nasau, which is translated as “try,” “prove,” “tempt,” or “test.”   Biblical Precedents for […]

A Society of Death

A Society of Death “Now therefore hearken unto me, oh ye children, for blessed are they that keep my ways. Hear instruction, and be wise, and refuse it not. Blessed is the man that heareth me, watching daily at my gates, waiting at the post of my doors. For who so findeth me findeth life, […]

Four Hard Truths About Righteousness

Four Hard Truths About Righteousness   In our modern world, “righteousness” is often reduced to being a decent person, following a basic moral code, or simply doing more good than bad. We tend to view it as a personal checklist of virtues—kindness, honesty, generosity—that we can tick off to feel secure in our moral standing. […]

Rethinking Divine Rage

Uncomfortable Truths About God, Sin, and Justice   In our modern world, the concept of an angry God often feels unsettling. It can seem primitive, a relic of a less enlightened time, fundamentally incompatible with the idea of a loving, merciful creator. We prefer to focus on divine love, grace, and forgiveness, often pushing the […]

The Three Ancient Lies We Still Believe About Morality

The Three Ancient Lies We Still Believe About Morality Many of us view morality as a kind of cosmic balancing act. We imagine a scale where our good deeds are weighed against our bad ones, hoping that our virtues will ultimately outweigh our vices. We believe that being “mostly good” or “a good person at […]