Archive for March 2026
EASTER ISSUES 2026: Most of America’s Founders Thought Creation Required a Designer
(9:59 VIEWING) — There is in the most well-known words of the Declaration of Independence solid evidence that this nation’s founding generation was convinced through revelation and natural reason that there is a supreme being who is the source of all fundamental individual human rights. Those words, of course, are based on the Declaration’s opening…
Read MoreFAITH OF THE FOUNDERS: Daniel Webster on Faith and American Prosperity
(QUICK READ) — Daniel Webster represented Massachusetts in the Senate during the crucial decades leading to the American Civil War, so he was not present during the Revolutionary War or the writing and adoption of the Constitution. But Webster was among the chief luminaries of the second generation of American national leadership and he was…
Read MoreEASTER ISSUES 2026: Two Archeological Finds Confirm Bible’s Description of Pontius Pilate
(856 WORDS) — In his just-released masterpiece entitled “The Jesus Discoveries: 10 Historic Finds That Bring Us Face-to-Face With Jesus,” Dr. Jeremiah Johnston of christianthinkers.com shares a revealing vignette from 1840 involving Karl Marx and his tutor, Professor Bruno Bauer. Marx was then 22-years old and an atheist working on a dissertation focused on religion.…
Read MoreHILL STAFF VIEWS: Most Americans’ Ethics and Morality Get Low Marks Among Staffers
QUICK READ — Well, here’s something on which significant portions of Republican and Democrat staff aides on Capitol Hill agree – 10 percent of the respondents from each of the two major political parties agreed that the morals of the American people are “very bad.” Overall, however, aides representing the two parties diverged a great…
Read MoreHILL STAFF NEWS: You May Find Your Next Staff Job Here
(THREE-MINUTE READ) NEW HIRES: COURTESY OF LEGISTORM DAKOTA GORDON – Has come a long way from the little town of Coleman, Oklahoma, taking over as Press Assistant/Legislative Correspondent for Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-MI). Dakota comes to the Hill from the Michigan state legislature in Lansing where he was Media Liaison and Communications Adviser for GOP…
Read MoreMYTH-BUSTERS: You Have No Idea How Finely Tuned Is Our Universe
(6:22 VIEWING) — Imagine you are walking along and a sign suddenly appears telling you that if you take one more step forward, you will instantly disappear into nothingness. And the same sign further informs you that taking one step backward will have the same result. That’s kind of how we humans are in this…
Read MoreFAITH OF THE FOUNDERS: John Jay’s Thankful Last Will and Testament
(QUICK READ) — John Jay was one of the authors, with Alexander Hamilton and James Madison, of The Federalist Papers, which was absolutely essential to the successful effort to secure approval of the then-proposed Constitution by New York and Virginia. Without either of those states, the Constitution would likely have failed to gain adoption. Jay…
Read MoreCONSIDER THIS: Second ‘Why Israel Matters’ Seminar for Hill Aides Convenes This Wednesday
(572 WORDS) — Dr. Susan Michaels, USA President of the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) and Director of American Christian Leaders for Israel, is the featured speaker for the second of five scheduled “Why Israel Matters” seminars for congressional aides and interns. The seminars are hosted on Capitol Hill at the Faith & Liberty Ministry…
Read MoreTESTIMONIES: Philosophy Professor, Author Nancy Pearcey Was An Agnostic …
(11:59 VIDEO) — Dr. Nancy Pearcey, is, according to The Economist, “America’s pre-eminent evangelical Protestant female intellectual.” But, as she explains in the following interview with Aspiring Christian host Dr. Jana Harmon, it wasn’t always that way. In fact, Pearcey grew up as an agnostic who believed whatever makes you feel good is your truth.…
Read MoreHILL STAFF VIEWS: NFL’s Anti-Trust Exemption Could Be In Serious Jeopardy
(QUICK READ) — National Football League (NFL) Commissioner Roger Goodell, are you listening? A majority, 53 percent, of congressional aides responding to a recent CNCT Capitol Pulse survey said they agree Congress should reconsider the organization’s anti-trust exemption. Among Democratic aides, 64 percent of those responding said yes, the NFL’s anti-trust exemption should be reconsidered, compared…
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