Far from reflecting one’s “grievances,” prayers reflect the teachings of one’s faith.
Revelations of Time
November 2, 2011 By 2 Comments
David Horowitz’s new book offers an honest and moving reflection on life and death.
Gaddafi Dead — So What?
October 24, 2011 By 3 Comments
What a myopic view the Western media and its array of “experts” have concerning the so-called “Arab Spring” — a myopia that naturally metastasizes among the general public. Consider the Libyan crisis. As usual, the focus is entirely on the individual, on the tangible — the now dead Gaddafi — whom all the blame can [...]
The Closing of the Muslim Mind
October 20, 2011 By 1 Comment
Last week, “Saudi Arabia’s religious police arrested an Indonesian housemaid for casting a magic spell on a local family and ‘turning its life upside down.’” The maid “confessed” to using sorcery, and “commission experts took the magic items to their office and managed to dismantle and stop the spell.” Far from being absurd aberrations to [...]
Hillary Clinton Promises to Save Egypt’s Christians?
October 17, 2011 By 2 Comments
Soon after Sunday’s Maspero massacre, where the Egyptian military slaughtered Christians demonstrating over the destruction of their churches—including by running them over with armored vehicles—some Egyptian media began reporting that U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, having seen enough, declared that the U.S. plans on directly intervening in Egypt. Of course, Hillary said no such [...]
Muslim Persecution of Christians: September, 2011
October 12, 2011 By 13 Comments
An especially busy month in the persecution of Christians in the Muslim world, September also witnessed Secretary of State Hillary Clinton release the Annual Report on International Religious Freedom. Ironically, aside from Iran and Sudan, none of the countries that habitually appear in this series were designated as “countries of particular concern,” defined by the [...]
