Nearly two millennia ago, some of the earliest followers of Christ in Jerusalem arranged their affairs in a way that…
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The great classical scholar Edith Hamilton noted that the ancient Greeks frowned upon their Roman counterparts in regards to education.…
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Presented to President Andrzej DudaWarsaw, Poland By Lawrence W. ReedRecipient of the Grand Cross of the Order of MeritOf the…
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Praise for the “common man” is all too common in the world. It’s the “uncommon” man (or woman) for whom…
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Banished for debasing the currency from his home city in what is now north-central Turkey, Diogenes of Sinope chose to…
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Three years ago, I fished for barracuda and mahi-mahi off Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic (see below). I want…
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August has been a hot month here in Georgia and in many other states. The heat wave is roasting southeastern…
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You gotta love those Babylon Bee headlines. When the President blundered into Maui a few days ago, the Bee announced,…
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When we think of ancient Egypt, most of us recall first its most famous and distinctive features: pyramids, pharaohs, and…
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Courage is not unique to any country or culture. Brave heroes, past and present, can be found everywhere if one…
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