Musings of the Court Jester
Dr. Martin ErdmannThe purpose of this publication is to defend the Christian faith against anti-Christian tendencies in society.
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Mission and Imperialism Go Hand in Hand
Josiah Strong was born in Naperville, Illinois, in 1847. He was intimately familiar with the American West. Not only did he grow up on its outskirts, but he also traveled extensively throughout the region as a representative of the Home Mis...
The U.S. Sees Itself as a Savior Nation
The civil religion of Rousseauian democratism has long been firmly entrenched in the American government. A look back at modern history is in order. Woodrow Wilson, president from 1913 to 1921, bolstered it with his belief in America’s spec...
The U.S. Military's Goal: To Spread "Democracy" Worldwide
During the Cold War, most policymakers and commentators regarded it as a defensive struggle to preserve freedom against totalitarian tyranny. However, some of the most committed Cold Warriors were Democrats. They envisioned reshaping the wo...
United States-Led Democratization Means War
Who cares today about what a Swiss political scientist wrote in 1762? How many individuals persist in associating the book The Social Contract with its author, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, not to mention having perused even a single page of it? I...
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