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Strong and Courageous: Why Resisting Tyrants is an Act of Love Last week, a few members of our church put on our masks, boarded planes, and traveled to the Founders Conference, where we heard from the likes of Voddie Baucham, James Dolezal, Tom Ascol, and the leaders of Just Thinking, Virgil Walker and Darrell Harrison. In short, the trip, drenched in warm Florida sun, was encouraging, and the messages, saturated with biblical truth, were edifying—especially with respect to the subject of standing for Christ in an age that has become increasingly hostile towards Christians. Addressing that ...

the president, the actor was not at all surprised. he said the intelligence hit him on the forehead like a hammer. he wrote, my mind accepted the fact at once. i thought to myself that my brother was capable of just such an action. his brother's murder of lincoln was devastating to edwin, but the reactions he records in his letters seem to speak less of the blow to the union than of the blow to the actor himself. oh where has my glory gone, edwin wrote in the agony. i have been blasted in my hopes by a villain. edwin vowed to quit acting forever in penance for his brother's crime. in...

her book "my thoughts be bloody." the author examining the relationship between john wilkes booth and his older brother edwin. it's an hour. good evening. the scene in ford's theater on april 14, 1865 is stamped in national memory. there was the gunshot. the actor jumping from balcony to stage, slashing a knife before the footlights. lincoln fatally hit, slumped in a chair. rage. the union victory. and hatred for lincoln drove john wilkes booth to pull the trigger. this story has been told many times. but there is more to the story of john wilkes booth and the assassination of linc...

are as wide apart as points on the compass. they were very different boys. john wilkes was physically strong. he was the image of his father. he was charismatic, aggressive, bold. but he was not a scholar. he had a difficult time reading. he had a slow memory and no head for languages. edwin, those commie and admittedly strange looking, physically weak, he would cry when always been baltimore gave him a hard time and his brother had to fight his battles for him. nonetheless, edwin had an intuitive grasp of shakespeare's words even from a young age. they even said at the age of four h...

what i would label a western education. western education was individualism and responsibility, a sense of adventure, not just at venture in going all over the world but that venture in for instance into the unknown science of reason. that's what i associate with the west. my teachers educated me in loyalty for the klan, tradition, and loyalty to god and the hereafter and the profit mohammed and following his example. .. in john wilkes assassination of president abraham lincoln at port theatre on april 14, 1865. nora titone presents her book at the abe lincoln museum in springfield, ...