Richard D. Land is a journalist who writes for The Christian Post. His articles cover a range of topics, including Middle East conflicts, social issues, religious freedom, and cultural celebrations. Richard's writing often reflects his Christian perspective and values.
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Richard D. Land's articles are primarily opinion editorials on cultural, societal, and political issues with a focus on ethical and moral considerations. He also covers government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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By: Richard D. Land
As has often been observed, politics is downstream from culture and culture is downstream from religion. The pro-life cause must not weary in welldoing. The pro-abortion movement has been the great threat to our culture since slavery. Just as the pro-slavery movement denied the humanity of the slaves, the pro-abortion movement denies the humanity of our unborn citizens.
The bottom line in this election is that the American electorate took a collective shift to the right. Even in liberal bastions like New Jersey and New York, Trump increased his vote (in New Jersey he went from 11% down to 5%, and in New York from 23% down to 11%).
The 2024 election has already entered the Hall of Fame of truly important elections in our national story. The voters shifted in significant, unexpected, and important ways.
By: Richard D. Land
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. As a child, I preferred it even over Christmas. As I approach my 78th Thanksgiving, I am full of gratitude that I have so much to be thankful for as a Christian and as an American.
Has sanity finally returned to American society It appears yes, at least when it comes to the nefarious, perverse, and counterproductive Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion DEI fixation
By: Richard D. Land
U.S. v. Skrmetti is the first Supreme Court case to bring to the fore how the Constitution should impact gender identity issues.
So what do we do now How should President-elect Trump proceed in fulfilling his campaign promises
It is hard to think of a more appropriate or admirable statement of life goals going into a new year. It certainly helps to explain Methodism's admirable centuries-long tradition of social activism and charitable work.
By: Richard D. Land
This deceptively diminutive book is designed to be, and is, a powerful tool to dispense truth to a younger generation of Americans who have too often been grievously misinformed about the Middle East in general and Israel in particular.
By: Richard D. Land
At the most basic level, the question is simply this: “Does the adult's right to anonymously access pornography sites trump society's responsibility to protect children from such damaging material?”
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