April 21 is John Muir’s birthday. Muir is typically remembered as one of America’s foremost naturalists, father of our national parks and a tireless defender of the wilderness. But he might very well have been none of those things. As a young man, Muir was gifted at building machines, and he was set to pursue … Continue reading Pursuing God Through His Works
Pursuing Truth & Tradition with The Epoch Times
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Why In-N-Out Burger Is What Vibrant Conservatism Tastes Like
Can a burger joint be a good example of a vibrant American conservatism? A profile of In-N-Out Burger.
Multiverse or God: Which is the better origin story?
Although science cannot definitively prove what caused the existence of our universe, it gives us reliable methods of reasoning to determine the most probable cause.
Interview: Scottish Poet Robert Burns and his Influence on America
Andrew chats with radio host Janet Parshall about Robert Burns' profound influence on America.
Poem: Lines Written Below a Statue of Robert Burns in Stanley Park
A poem that celebrates the spirit of equality and brotherhood found in the poetry of Robert Burns.
Poem: As If I Could Say Something to Langston Hughes
In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy, a poem about Langston Hughes and the brotherhood of man.
Tech Addiction and the Power of Thinking: A Conversation with Eric Metaxas
Andrew talks to Eric Metaxas about how to be a tech boss and why Braveheart is still a favorite movie of many. Don't miss this conversation!
Living the Braveheart Life: A Conversation with Randall Wallace
Andrew sits down with Braveheart writer and Oscar nominee Randall Wallace to learn how to live the Braveheart life.
Elon Musk’s Greatest Asset? It’s Not What You May Think
When you're the world's richest man, what is your most valuable asset? Andrew McDiarmid reveals the surprising answer.
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