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Memorial Day, which originated after the Civil War, commemorates the sacrifices of those who have fought and died in the American armed forces. Interpreters have ...
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Understanding our History: How Imperfect Patriots Changed America for the Better
Some reflections on divine providence.
Gabriella Siefert|May 27, 2019
Memorial Day
Memorial Day: For What Shall We Live?
Whether we wear a uniform or not, we all have sacrificial service to offer.
Roger Brady|May 25, 2018
Memorial Day
Do This in RemembranceSubscriber Access Only
Participating in the “high holy day” of American civil religion is beneficial for Christians, so long as we do so thoughtfully.
Chris Gehrz|May 29, 2017
The Exchange
Memorial Day 2015: Remembering the Sacrifices Others Have Made
Remember the lives people have given to maintain the freedom we have to worship in this country.
Ed Stetzer|May 25, 2015
The Exchange
Morning Roundup 5/26/14
A special Memorial Day Roundup
Ed Stetzer|May 26, 2014
Essays
Why Resurrection People Remember the DeadSubscriber Access Only
Keeping the memory of our deceased loved ones alive.
Cory B. Willson|April 14, 2014
The Exchange
Memorial Day
Bought With a Price
Ed Stetzer|May 27, 2013
Christian History
Memorializing the Civil WarSubscriber Access Only
Every May we're reminded of the war that split our country, but the Christian stories of that struggle remain buried. Here are some facts you probably didn't know.
Ted Olsen|August 08, 2008
Mine Eyes Have Seen the GorySubscriber Access Only
Two historians tell why Christian thought went AWOL during the civil war.
Reviewed by Elesha Coffman|August 01, 2006
General RevelationsSubscriber Access Only
Reconsidering Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant.
By Elesha Coffman|October 01, 2000
CT Classic
The Struggle for Lincoln's SoulSubscriber Access Only
Was Abraham Lincoln a Christian? A look at the evidence.
Mark A. Noll|February 09, 1998
Top Story September 17, 2019
Are You Close to God? Your Answer Affects How You Read Scripture
Interview
Are You Close to God? Your Answer Affects How You Read Scripture
A new study suggests that both men and women who seek spiritual intimacy view the Bible more literally.
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