Author: Mackie, J.D.
Genre: History
Tags: Democracy / Government / Politics
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This secular book on the history of Scotland gives an interesting perspective to a country that largely has a religious history and government. Even John Knox only receives passing notice and the national covenant becomes only an interesting religious phenomenon. I suppose it is instructive to see how secular writers see history.
7 Daily Prayers for our Country We know and believe that God is sovereign and providential in all of His creation. We do not fear the future because we know He is working out His plan for His glory. We also believe our prayers matter and that the omniscient God hears and answers according […]
I am glad that God didn’t remove the reminders of our sin from the Bible. Those reminders are like statues that stand in public places to remind us of things that should not be done again. Only if we think that humans are perfect and without sin would we think to destroy these because, as […]
It is a strange time in which to be living—in these last days. The Christian has known that such a time would come, but talking about it or predicting it and living it are different things. I know the coming of the Lord may be years away (or it may be momentary) but the Scripture […]