Education & History

There he sat on his destrier, flashing a claymore larger and heavier than most mortal men could even heft. With his clean-shaven face half painted blue, William Wallace galloped toward the English lines, dressed in his plaid kilt to “pick a fight” with the English miscreants who invaded his country, murdered his wife, and attacked Scottish liberty. Wallace might have ...

When freedom is hard fought to obtain, it becomes a most precious commodity to maintain. The Scottish knew this to be true in the 14th century when they were struggling to overcome the rule of England. In fact, the impact of their struggle has a direct relation to the struggle and ultimate victory of the colonists in the American Revolution. ...

While modern secularists insist on marginalizing Christians, characterizing them as irrelevant and removing them from the public discussion, Christians have played bigger roles in history than we are told. In fact, history is chocked full of heroes who gladly bore the stigma of their personal relationship to Christ. And, while you will probably recognize the names of most of these ...