America’s Providential History
Washington’s Reverence
By L. R. McCabe Edited by Jeanette Whittaker Much of George Washington’s strength of character was due to his splendid family, as the following little anecdote will testify: While in Westmoreland County, Virginia, on a mission to survey the state of the armies during the Revolutionary War, one of George Washington’s officers chanced upon a […]
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 […]
Noah Webster, Founding Father of American Scholarship and Education
As we honor Noah Webster’s life and legacy, we reflect with gratitude on the remarkable dictionary we use today to guide our understanding of American character, government, education, and liberty.
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 […]