Monthly Archives: July 2014

A Case For Critical Thinking

Posted on July 19, 2014 11 Comments

Patricia L. Dickson If I had to list the life changing events in my life, I would have to include the semester that I took my first critical thinking course. I was an adult woman that had been in the military for a number of years when I decided it was time to complete my college education, […]

Politics and The Christian Church

Posted on July 6, 2014 Leave a Comment

Patricia L. Dickson Originally Published in the American Thinker Whenever the subject of politics and religion comes up, some individuals wish to believe that the two are not connected. Yet, many people are concerned with the speed of America’s moral collapse. Throughout both the bible and world history, the two have collided (wars were fought over […]

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