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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Many Americans were surprised and mystified by the outbreak of pro-Palestinian, pro-Hamas, and anti-Semitic protests on college campuses across the nation earlier this year.
As parents and grandparents across the nation are well aware, the 2024-25 school year is underway. This has led to renewed discussion of how Christians, and especially parents, should relate to public education.
We owe that generation an incalculable debt for the sacrifice of their youth and often much more. My dad had some horrific experiences, especially involving the sinking of his ship, experiences he would not talk about until I was an adult.
By: Richard D. Land
That basic decency springs forth from the screen in “Reagan.” And one of the President's most sterling attributes was his deep and abiding love for his country.
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When you drink alcohol, your body metabolizes it into acetaldehyde, a chemical that is toxic to cells. Acetaldehyde both “damages your DNA and prevents your body from repairing the damage,” Dr. Esser explained. “Once your DNA is damaged, then a cell can grow out of control and create a cancer tumor.”
By: Richard D. Land
People have been warning Americans that in the wake of this election, they fear there will be civil discord no matter who prevails in the election. What is at stake here is the rule of law, a very precious thing. The rule of law depends on the people accepting the outcome of the election even if their side loses.
The pursuit of becoming the city on a hill lighting the way for the Old World captured the imagination, will, and purpose of what became the American Experiment
By: Richard D. Land
I would not want Donald Trump as a father, brother, nephew, brother-in-law, son-in-law, or pastor I would not want Kamala Harris as a mother, sister, niece, sister-in-law, or daughter-in-law, or
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.
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