Americans are preoccupied with their"rights," but in our preoccupation with liberty and human rights, we often miss the mark of exactly where those rights come from.

A few months ago Dennis Prager in his column, A Dialogue With A Secularist, perfectly contrasted a godly world view and an ungodly one.

The American Civil Liberties Union has a public agenda, and that agenda appears to be this: to make the United States in all her public manifestations reflect an atheist's view of the nation's founding and continuing existence.

I want you to close your eyes and picture in your mind the soldier at Valley Forge, as he holds his musket in his bloody hands.

While there have been dozens of rulings striking down Ten Commandments displays; no ruling has been more publicized than that against Judge Roy Moore in Alabama.

If ever there was a subject guaranteed to bring forth a range of opinions and ideas it is the ever-touchy topic of "Separation of Church & State."

There are many topics in History that are not taught as they actually happened, but as some with an agenda wished they happened. Here are three that are particularly offensive.

Every summer as the Fourth of July approaches, I'm struck by how inadequate a label "Independence Day" is.

In today's day and age we walk on eggshells in public education to not cross the line between church and state. In our rush to be politically correct, it might be worthwhile to pause and take a look at the roots of public education, and learn a bit of from whence we came…

Every election year we hear the politicians of one party or another decry the divisive partisanship of the other party. Partisan politics and divisions have been with us since the formation of our nation.

Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth-all owe their origins to the Christian Gospel. Probably no segment of American higher education has turned out a greater number of illustrious graduates than New England's Ivy League.

Every President from Washington to Bush has prayed, invoked prayer or otherwise asked God for His continued blessing on the United States during their Inaugural Address. Here are all 43 Presidents.

"IN GOD WE TRUST" is on our currency. Here is an interesting look at the Great Seal of the United States.

It is ludicrous to compare Columbus, the NASA astronaut of his age, to a man who tried to wipe Jews off the face of the earth, or any of the other horrendous comparisons to this man.