Adam Graham is a follower of Christ and a contributor at PJ Media. He is the author of the novel, Tales of the Dim Knight (with his wife Andrea) as well, All I Needed to Know I Learned from Columbo He is also a published novelist having written with his wife Andrea, Tales of the Dim Knight. He has been an adult Sunday School teacher. He is also the former President of his local American Christian Fiction Writers Chapter. Adam also ran for the Idaho House of Representatives in 2004. You can follow him on Twitter @idahoguy
During the national day of prayer, a few Georgia students got out of line according to news reports: Controversy is brewing in a northern Georgia community after about 50 students prayed together Wednesday morning when school officials said they should have been in class. The spontaneous prayer at Lumpkin County High School has become the [...]
Iron Man (aka Tony Stark) as played by Robert Downey, Jr. has never been one for playing by the rules. So perhaps, its fitting that his film breaks the expectations set for it, both by its pre-release publicity and film trailers and the history of superhero films. Historically, third films have been notoriously problematic: Superman [...]
In 1765, the British Parliament approved the Stamp Act for the American Colonies on many printed materials including newspapers, legal documents, and decks of cards. The British Government thought it was reasonable to apply taxes for the American Colonies to cover the cost of the French and Indian War which was (after all) fought for their [...]
WorldNetDaily ran a story that created some buzz with Glenn Beck saying that Beck had lost faith in everything in Washington and quotes Beck, Surrender. You’re powerless over it. And you are. We’re powerless over anything that happens in Washington. And so what do you do? You try to make amends for the things that you’ve [...]
Doug Giles make an argument that at first seems good if you come from an anti-PC take no prisoners perspective: More and more, we are seeing fewer and fewer mature and responsible, evil-challenging tripods who love leadership, the struggle and aren’t afraid to boldly face an increasingly godless environment with conviction, power and the love [...]
Fatherless marks the start of a new career for Dr. James Dobson as he and co-author Kurt Bruner who begin a trilogy of dystopian novels with the first installment. Fatherless takes place in the year 2042, as the United States continues down its trendline of lower fertility, longer life spans and retirements, and a social [...]
Over the years I’ve heard a term used to describe American culture from many orthodox Christians: post-Christian. The more I’ve thought about it in recent days, the more I’ve become convinced that this is a pernicious term that deserves to die. The term serves two purposes. The first is to make us think that good [...]
If there was one thing about the Tea Party movement that was troublesome from early on, it was the way that leaders were spoken of. Glenn Beck, for example, often made of a point of saying the tea parties had “no leader” and many libertarians were aghast at the idea that a free people would [...]
After the horrific killings in Newtown, a lot of conversation has centered on the cause of the incident. Most of it has been disappointingly predictable and centered on guns. Many liberals have talked about the need for additional gun controls while being unable to name a single control that would have prevented this tragedy. [...]
The big question right now is whether about Republicans should agree to tax increases in order to avoid what scold the fiscal cliff. From a conservative perspective, we don’t need more taxes, we need a fundamental reduction in government spending and a plan to reform entitlements. However, Democrats insist that any plans include tax increases. [...]
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