Chuck Baldwin (2021)
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    There Is A Conspiracy
    Once again, a reader's letter intrigues me. He writes, "I find everything you say about a coming New World Order and One World Government extremely difficult to believe. For one thing, while you yourself obviously display no hate towards anyone, most other conspiracy theorists are anti-Semi...
    Published: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 :: Columns :: 4168 Views ::Article Rating
    Only One Thing Will Save Us Now
    A column written by Brannon S. Howse and published in the February 9 edition of World Net Daily is too significant to ignore. Howse examined the PEERS test put forth by the Nehemiah Institute, which annually grades the worldview of thousands of adults and school children. According to Howse, "...
    Published: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 :: Columns :: 4007 Views ::Article Rating
    Can You Imagine Such A Nation?
    We hear much today about the American dream. By "the American dream" most people mean buying a big house, driving an expensive automobile, or accomplishing some great feat. However, this was not the dream envisioned by the Founding Fathers. Remember that, for the most part, America's f...
    Published: Tuesday, February 5, 2002 :: Columns :: 4299 Views ::Article Rating
    It Might Not Take 50 Years
    Pat Buchanan's new book predicts the death of the United States (as we know it) within 50 years. His reasoning is sound and his conclusion is justified. However, it might not take 50 years. A few years back, I predicted that, if America continued on its present course, within 35 years pedophili...
    Published: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 :: Columns :: 3749 Views ::Article Rating
    The President’s Strange Heroes
    President George W. Bush has a propensity to lavish praise upon those who are the least deserving of it. This is very unfortunate, because it sends the message that people who break the rules and behave badly will still be honored. Furthermore, it tells people who try diligently to keep the rules an...
    Published: Friday, January 25, 2002 :: Columns :: 4262 Views ::Article Rating
    The Salt Has Lost Its Savor
    "Ye are the salt of the earth: but if the salt have lost his savour, wherewith shall it be salted? It is thenceforth good for nothing, but to be cast out, and to be trodden under foot of men." (Matt. 5:13 KJV) On this the 29th anniversary of the infamous Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision ...
    Published: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 :: Columns :: 4781 Views ::Article Rating
    The Religious Right Is Wrong
    It is a truism that Christians are trusting to a fault. I must acknowledge my own vulnerability to this weakness. The money I have lost and pain I have suffered at the hands of people I trusted are inestimable. When it comes to politicians, however, one would hope for more discernment. Alas, such is...
    Published: Sunday, January 20, 2002 :: Columns :: 2900 Views ::Article Rating
    Unborn Babies Have Few Friends In Washington
    For 29 years now, America has authorized and condoned the killing of innocent, unborn children. The number of babies that have been aborted since January 22, 1973, is now pushing 50 million. That is more deaths than those caused by Hitler and will soon surpass the numbers killed by Stalin and Mao. F...
    Published: Friday, January 18, 2002 :: Columns :: 2818 Views ::Article Rating
    Favor-Seeking Contributors Rule Washington
    The current Enron scandal is just the latest example of how politicians in Washington, D.C., are beholden to big money corporate donors. It also helps explain why nothing changes in Washington, D.C., no matter which party is in power. A search of Enron's political contribution list reveals that...
    Published: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 :: Columns :: 3061 Views ::Article Rating
    Ron Paul For President In 2004?
    A reader recently admonished me to "relax and trust in the Lord." By that, he meant I was supposed to accept President Bush's unconstitutional actions and policies. Because Bush professes to be a believer, I am supposed to "take peace and comfort in the fact that God is in control...
    Published: Friday, January 11, 2002 :: Columns :: 3141 Views ::Article Rating
    Profiling, Pompousness, And Presidential Madness
    President Bush has told us that protecting the lives of American citizens is his number one priority. If this is true, why would he be "madder than heck" at an American Airlines captain for making a decision to protect the lives of his passengers and crew? The story goes like this. On Chr...
    Published: Tuesday, January 8, 2002 :: Columns :: 17040 Views ::Article Rating
    Is This The End Of Christmas In America?
    All across America, Christmas is being expunged. In spite of the events of three months ago, there is little room for Christmas in America's public life. In fact, Christmas seems to be losing ground even faster than in the past. School districts across the country are forbidding students from p...
    Published: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 :: Columns :: 3798 Views ::Article Rating
    What Is Bush Hiding?
    During the election season last year, I warned my listeners and readers that should G. W. Bush get elected, he would never allow Congress or the American people learn the truth about Bill Clinton's copious acts of criminality. In other words, Bush would continue where Janet Reno left off: there ...
    Published: Friday, December 14, 2001 :: Columns :: 3852 Views ::Article Rating
    Not All Heroes Are Honored
    The horrific events of September 11 gave rise to many acts of heroism by numerous brave Americans. Many of these stouthearted souls have been duly honored. However, not all heroes are so honored. Some are left to suffer the devastating consequences of their courage alone and are totally forgotten. O...
    Published: Tuesday, December 11, 2001 :: Columns :: 2886 Views ::Article Rating
    New World Order On Fast Track
    What Japanese bombers could not do in 1941, politicians and businessmen are doing in 2001: destroying U.S. sovereignty and independence. Their weapons are not sinking ships, but they are sinking American autonomy. Furthermore, a Republican administration has done nothing to circumvent or slow down t...
    Published: Friday, December 7, 2001 :: Columns :: 4797 Views ::Article Rating
    Let Me Tell You About My Family
    Tomorrow my wife and I will help celebrate our oldest son's 25th birthday. A few weeks ago, we celebrated our daughter's 27th birthday, and shortly before that, we celebrated our youngest son's 22nd birthday. I have often said that I would rather be a successful husband and father than a...
    Published: Tuesday, December 4, 2001 :: Columns :: 5092 Views ::Article Rating
    No Separation of Mosque & State
    Can public school students pray during class hours? Can they bring their prayer books to school? Can they utilize private rooms within the schools that are devoted to their prayer meetings? Will teachers alter students' class assignments and schedules to accommodate their prayer meetings? The an...
    Published: Friday, November 16, 2001 :: Columns :: 4270 Views ::Article Rating
    Are Americans Ready To Accept A Police State?
    Current trends seem to suggest that America may not be the "land of the free" much longer. In the wake of the September 11 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, our federal government seems committed to the proposition that freedom is expendable if expunged in the name of security....
    Published: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 :: Columns :: 2941 Views ::Article Rating
    Take My Home-School History Test
    Earlier this year, some parents of home-schooled children asked me to teach their children a course in U.S. history. I gladly accepted the invitation. We just finished our first semester, so I thought I would share with my readers some of the questions that appeared on the final test. Here is a samp...
    Published: Friday, November 9, 2001 :: Columns :: 3773 Views ::Article Rating
    An Old-fashioned God & Country Day
    It was customary in Colonial America for pastors to deliver "election" sermons before or during national elections. To many Christians in early America, this was not only customary it was almost mandatory. Pastors would preach loquacious sermons on the duty of Christians to be involved in ...
    Published: Friday, October 26, 2001 :: Columns :: 2869 Views ::Article Rating
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