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ISIS or ISIL: What Difference Does it Make? (by By Dr. Tom Barrett)  - Obama, along with most liberal news outlets, and the Muslim propaganda Al Jazeera TV network, prefers the acronym ISIL....

OThe Political Left’s Marriage to the Islamic Jihad: Culture of Death (by JG)  - Let us begin with the fact that the Political Left is responsible for more murders in the last 90 years than all other ideologies combined, including the Islamic Jihad. ....

Obama Totally Mystified about What Motivates ISIS (by By Dr. Tom Barrett)  - “Whatever ideology they’re operating out of is bankrupt.”....

Iraq: A Compassionate Conflict, Revisited (by Josh Campbell)  -  Just over a decade ago, I wrote Could This Be A Compassionate Conflict? (April 2003), where I advocated for the liberation of Iraq. I did not just argue that we should remove Saddam Hussein because of his WMDs, but that we were bringing justice to the oppressed, calling it “evangelical” – that to whom much was given, much was required.

Is the Border Crisis an Act of God’s Judgment? (by Kenneth L. Carozza)  - Must a lifeguard drown to prove compassion? Or would we call her wise if she kept her distance by extending a pole to save a thrashing swimmer? Evangelical believers desire to show Good Samaritan love toward the needy.

Restoration of America: Sustaining Capitalism (by Karla Perry)  - Contrary to popular belief, the “Dark Ages” were no such thing. The Medieval era has long held a hidden picture of what Christian creativity and innovation look like. The Christian society that flourished after the collapse of Rome invented and produced in a way the world had never seen before.

Celebrating This Season (by Sarah Palin)  -  It’s that time of year again. Christmas is in the air. Snow flying in Alaska, jingle bells heard on the street corners, bright-colored lights appearing on rooftops, and peppermint chocolate chip shakes at Chick-fil-A all point to the most wonderful time of the year. Why is it so wonderful? What do we really celebrate? With the hustle and bustle of the season, we can often run ragged and end up missing the mystery of Christmas—the birth of Jesus.