When confronted with evil, people with hearts bigger than their brains always want to “do something.” But before problems can be solved, they must first be understood. Europe can learn a difficult lesson: that not all who claim to be victims are truly victims… or weak, or benevolent. People can lie. This simple idea is […]
Last night, I watched The Devil Came on Horseback. It follows Brian Steidle, a former Marine captain, as he documents genocide in the Darfur region of Sudan. A few nights ago, I was reminded of Machine Gun Preacher. It tells the story of Sam Childers, a former gang biker who became a Christian and now personally rescues […]
It’s been 238 years since Thomas Jefferson’s birth, yet his ideal of an American yeomanry still provides context for American identity. (see Phillip Longman’s “Yeoman’s Return“) Today, Yeoman Tell was born. As you explore his Haus, you’ll find rooms dedicated to topics that interest our modern yeoman of Swiss descent. In the Armory, we’ll cover […]