American’s Christian History

Elections have Consequences

Elections have Consequences by Ruth Smith The idea that “elections have consequences” should prompt us to carefully consider candidates by the direction in which they will lead our nation. The leadership in our country at any period of our history, including the current times, were chosen by the electorate. Each candidate is endeavoring to present […]

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Comtemplating the Constitution- Part III

Contemplating the Constitution – Part III James B. Rose and Barbara Rose, American Christian History Institute     JAMES MADISON FATHER OF THE CONSTITUTION and BILL OF RIGHTS              Madison began his education home schooled by his Grandmother and later tutored by a minister.  As a youth, he educated himself from the family library.   He learned […]

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Contemplating the Constitution- Part II

Contemplating the Constitution – Part II James B. Rose and Barbara Rose, American Christian History Institute   Originally published in Eagle’s Aerie, American Christian History Institute, September 2007. Used by Permission.  

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Contemplating the Constitution – Part I

Contemplating the Constitution – Part I James B. Rose and Barbara Rose, American Christian History Institute Why study the U. S. Constitution? The United States Constitution describes itself as “the supreme Law of the Land” (Art. 6, Sec. 2) – “supreme” or “highest in authority; holding the highest place in government” [Webster 1828 Dictionary].  Judges in […]

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American Christian Home

Pilgrim Institute‘s Annual Conference centered upon the American Christian home. In a series of General Sessions, the audience was challenged to consider the home with reference to its mission, government, education, and influence. The following reflections concerning the home are presented to you in hopes that they will confirm, strengthen, and encourage you concerning the […]

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