Scott S. Powell

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  Jul 4, 2023

  Why July 4th is America’s holy day

  Let’s make this July 4th a day of celebration of our founding ideals, but also a time of renewed commitment to engage and wake up everyone we know that it’s time to resist creeping tyranny and reclaim precious possessions — our freedoms and rights.

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  Apr 6, 2023

  Jesus Christ’s resurrection: The best documented event of ancient history

  It turns out that Easter, which has its ultimate meaning in the resurrection, is one of ancient history’s most carefully scrutinized and best-attested events. The resurrection is real and changes everything.

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  Jan 17, 2022

  Martin Luther King Jr. Day: A celebration of the arc of progressive redemption in America

  To the self-evident truth of all people having equal value, King added an equally timeless truth, that people "should not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character." 

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  Dec 25, 2021

  The advent of Christ changed the world forever

  History shows that Christianity and its Church have brought about more changes for the advancement and benefit of people than any other force or movement in history by an immeasurable factor. What is particularly surprising are the myriad achievements made by committed Christians, which non-believing secular-minded people also applaud

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  Nov 11, 2021

  Veterans Day should be a holiday beyond reproach

  When we think about these veterans this November 11th, who are likely to pass away of old age in a matter of four or five more years, Christ’s teaching that “greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends” takes on new meaning.

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  Oct 11, 2021

  Why Columbus Day is worth defending and celebrating

  Seen as a bigger picture, Columbus Day is worth keeping and honoring for the simple reason that it celebrates beliefs and qualities of character that are foundational to America. It could even be said that Columbus Day is the holiday that commemorates the human character, attitudes and choice of action that made the other American holidays possible.