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Ten Signs of a Culture’s End

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There are ten signs that depict the end of a culture. Great civilizations of the past were destroyed when people saw these signs but failed to act. Each of these indicators is with us today. The first sign of the end of a culture is that of a society which no longer worships or acknowledges God. Christianity had played a significant role in the discovery and settlement of America. It had provided a standard in judging education, legislation, and behavior-both … Continue reading →

Bill Clinton and His Values

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The spiritual values contained in Biblical Christianity (honesty, integrity, purity, love for God, respect for oneself and others, etc.) are the values that make for strong lives, strong families, strong churches, and strong societies. Economist Warren Brookes said, The spiritual values [Christians and Jews] celebrate are universal and fundamental, and without them, even the most conceptually efficient economic system will fail. Democracy itself could disappear into tyranny. After all, economic activity is about the adding of value. But in its … Continue reading →

Bill Clinton’s False Spirituality

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Despite his rift with millions of evangelicals over the issue of abortion and gay rights, President Clinton still considers himself a Southern Baptist who takes his Christian faith seriously. “I don’t think I could do my job as President,” Clinton said, “much less continue to try to grow as a person in the absence of my faith in God and my attempt to learn more about what it should be and grow. It provides a solace and support in the … Continue reading →

President Clinton’s address to the nation concerning Monica Lewinsky

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President Clinton’s address to the nation concerning Monica Lewinsky – Line by Line Analysis August 17, 1998 “Good evening This afternoon, in this room, from this chair, I testified before the office of independent counsel and the grand jury.” At least he told the truth about this! “I answered their questions truthfully. I answered their questions truthfully, including questions about my private life, questions no American citizen would ever want to answer.” Given Clinton’s history and propensity of lying to … Continue reading →