by Patrick J. Buchanan The year just ended, 1987, marred the 70th anniversary of the coming to power of Lenin’s party. In the remarkable seven decades since the storming of the Winter Palace, that party has compiled a catalogue of…
Read moreby Ray Allen What America needs today, a good ten cent cigar won’t fix. We need fundamental changes more than mere cosmetic changes. And, if we don’t make some of them soon, we’ll be lucky if the cigar doesn’t explode…
Read moreThere are many today who would doubt or deny that this is true. There has even been an attempt to cover up and, in some cases, to destroy the legacy of Christian thinking that has gone into the formation of…
Read moreBy Stephen McDowell MUCH CONTROVERSY HAS ARISEN over the celebration of the 500th anniversary of the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus. Many attacks have been leveled against him and western civilization. The target of the attacks of many is…
Read moreI have been a subscriber to The Forerunner for several years now and it seems that secular viewpoints have been creeping into some of the articles. I suspect that your research may not be as thorough as it should be.…
Read moreOver the years I have greatly appreciated your fact filled publication, especially because of its detailed discussion of this nation’s biblical heritage. My most recent book, Columbus & Cortez: Conquerors for Christ – is an antidote to the Columbus bashing…
Read moreBy Cleon Skousen Editor’s Preface WHO WAS THOMAS JEFFERSON? He has been described by some as a Christian patriot, a man who held to a deep belief in Judeo-Christian values; others have described him as a deist, one who held…
Read moreFrom The Story of Liberty By Charles Carleton Coffin PROFESSOR FAULFASH OF BOHEMIA, a young man who had studied at Hiedleberg, Cologne and Paris, came to England with Princess Anne, the daughter of the King of Bohemia, when she became…
Read moreJohn Quincy Adams was born in Braintree, now Quincy, Massachusetts, the son of John Adams, the second President of the United States. On March 4th 1825, he was inaugurated as President and served one term. His inaugural address closed with…
Read morefrom The Story of Liberty By Charles Carleton Coffin DOCTOR JOHN WICKLIF has been dead these forty years, and his bones have been lying the while in Lutterworth Church-yard; but it has been decreed by the great Council of Constance…
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