socialism

If our freedoms come from God, then it is to God we must appeal. Here we find hope. For America was founded on a series of sacred covenants, vows made to God on behalf of Americans then unborn. As Perry Miller (1905–1963), the preeminent Harvard historian, taught, to understand America, one must admit her spiritual founding. Oxford historian Paul Johnson (1928–), likewise, points to the impulse for America to seek forgiveness, revival, and to be restored to the faith of our Fathers. We must appeal to God through Christ to remember our forefathers’ prayers to be that “City on a hill,” shining the Gospel light of freedom to the world.

According to a new Cultural Research Center survey, interest in socialism among U.S. adults appears to be waning.

According to one Evangelical leader, many Latinos voted for President Trump because they feared Joe Biden would promote socialism.

In an August podcast episode, Black conservative Christian commentator Abraham Hamilton III argued that the founders and leaders of the Black Lives Matter Movement are trained Marxists who practice witchcraft and summon the dead.

According to a new survey, 98 percent of American adults who support socialism also reject a biblical worldview.

A former Guerrilla fighter and prominent Colombian socialist gave an endorsement to Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden.

Franklin Graham issued a warning against socialism to Americans and urged them to vote in November and pray over the upcoming election. 

Economist Lawrence Reed, in an interview with radio host Eric Metaxas, dispelled the notion that Jesus was a socialist.

In a now viral TicTok, a Venezuelan activist warned Americans that the removal of statues and increased censorship could lead to socialism.

The self-labeled Democratic socialist Bernie Sanders may have had a rough night on Super Tuesday, but many Democratic voters nevertheless said in exit polls they have a favorable view of socialism.