Brian Tubbs
Brian Tubbs is the Feature Writer & Columnist for Protestantism at Suite101.com, the principal blogger for the American Revolution & Founding Era blog, and the founder and course manager for ChristianMarriageHelper.com.
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What Judge Vaughn Walker and His Ruling Mean for Gender and MarriageIn a landmark decision, Judge Vaughn Walker struck down Proposition 8 and opened the door for same-sex marriage in California. What are the implications of Judge Walker's Prop 8 ruling? What does the future hold for marriage?
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Making Money by Writing Inspirational StoriesWriters make money all the time with technical or non-fiction articles and books. How can a writer make money through inspirational story-telling? Is there a market for writing inspirational stories?
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How to Get Money for an XBOX 360Do you want to get the XBOX 360? Is money holding you back from making the purchase? Here are some suggestions on how you can raise the cash to buy a brand new XBOX 360 with the necessary games and accessories.
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Become a Better CommunicatorCommunication is the most important skill at home and in the workplace. Here are some specific steps you can take to become a better communicator.
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Why Study History?Do you think history is JUST "about dead people"? If so, watch this video! -
Causes of Secession: Why the South Left the UnionWhat were the issues, events, decisions, and policies that led to the bloodiest war ever fought in North America? Could the American Civil War have been prevented? Or was the War Between the States inevitable and necessary?
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Presidential TriviaTry your hand at this very short, but challenging quiz about three of our nation's Presidents. -
Which US President Made Thanksgiving a National Holiday?Thanksgiving history may have begun with the Pilgrims, but President George Washington is the US President who first made it a national holiday. George Washington's Thanksgiving Day Proclamation started a national tradition in the new United States of America. -
How to Make Friends at a New SchoolAre you changing schools or have your parents moved into a new community? If so, here are ten tips on how to make new acquaintances and build new friendships.
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Advice from Self-Help and Personal Development Experts on How to Be PopularThis article is a compilation of some of the best advice offered from some of the greatest authorities on self-help, self-esteem and personal development.
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The Role of Religion in US PoliticsReligion is one of the most hotly debated issues in American politics today. Many believe the United States is a secular nation and religion should be left at the door when people step into public life. Are they right?
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How to Achieve Self-Confidence and Emotional StabilityThis article is for those who wish to empower themselves with more confidence and self-respect. Becoming a person of confidence requires that five particular building blocks be a part of your foundation.
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Decision 2008: Four Fundamental Requirements for Our Next PresidentWho will assume the presidency in January 2009? Hopefully, someone marked by these fundamental values and principles. -
Casting Superman in the New Justice League MovieWarner Brothers has reportedly decided to produce "Justice League of America" for a summer 2009 release, but may not cast Brandon Routh or Tom Welling as Superman. That would be a terrible mistake. -
Great Movies for Football FansIf you're looking for a great gift for a football fan or just need a quick fix to help get you through the week until the next set of games, look no further. Here are some great movies with plenty of football action. They are well worth your time. -
How to Master History ClassDo you get lost in a sea of names and dates? Do you struggle preparing for history tests? Here are some tips I can offer (as a history teacher) to help with your success.
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King Arthur ReviewedIn the summer of 2004, Jerry Bruckheimer and Touchstone Pictures released a movie about King Arthur - one that was billed as the "untold true story that inspired the legend." -
The Five Best Star Wars Lightsaber BattlesIf you're like most Star Wars fans, some of the best parts of any of the movies are the lightsaber scenes. So, which are the best lightsaber battles of all time?
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Christian Novelist James Somers Shares Words of WisdomAn interview with pastor and science fiction author James Somers
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What is Memorial Day?A short, basic video that explains what Memorial Day is all about. -
How to Pick the Best 2008 Presidential CandidateThis is a short video with a few suggestions on HOW to approach the 2008 presidential contest. Which candidate will earn YOUR vote? -
How to Be a Good CitizenYour citizenship is too important to take for granted. Don't be a sideline spectator. Get involved. This video makes the case for good, basic citizenship. -
How to Succeed in History ClassDon't late names and dates scare you! Here are some basic principles you can apply to succeeding in History Class. -
Should You Run for Local Office?Thinking about running for local office. Here are some guidelines to help you make that decision. -
How to Write a Letter to the EditorIt's important for citizens to actively participate in the civic square. One of the best ways to do this is through letters to the editor. -
How to Handle a BreakupGoing through a breakup is always painful and never easy. This article isn't a cure-all. It's just a few simple principles that might help you get through the loss. -
Movies Hollywood Should MakeJustice League, Magnum PI, and The Lone Ranger - Some of the great movies that I hope will one day come to a theater near you! -
George Bush and the War on TerrorWhile mistakes have been made, George W. Bush is engaged in the "War on Terror" that he promised he would fight in 2001 and 2002.
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Guide to American Revolution MoviesThere haven't been that many movies made about the American Revolution. Here are the few that have been made.
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Who was William Wilberforce? See Amazing GraceWilliam Wilberforce was one of the greatest reformers and statesmen in western history, and Hollywood is finally putting his legacy on the Big Screen.
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Jerry Jenkins' Writing for the SoulMega-bestselling author Jerry Jenkins dishes up some advice for aspiring authors, particularly those interested in religious writing.
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President Bush Honors George WashingtonPresident Bush paid his first visit to Mount Vernon this week, perhaps in response to Mount Vernon Executive Director James Rees's published charge that neither he nor President Clinton had done so.
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US Army Third Infantry Heading to Iraq Sooner Than ExpectedThe Defense Department announced last week that the Third Infantry Division, headquartered in Fort Stewart, Georgia, will deploy to Iraq three months sooner than originally scheduled.
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George Washington or Britney SpearsFebruary 22 is George Washington's birthday. Not that anyone cares, though. After all, Britney Spears just shaved her head and is back in re-hab.
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Florida Men Arrested for Handing Out BiblesTwo Florida men, handing out Bibles for Gideons International, were arrested after being asked to leave a public sidewalk.
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Michael Rosenbaum (aka Lex Luthor) Leaving SmallvilleMichael Rosenbaum's days as Lex Luthor are numbered. In an interview with E! Online, Rosenbaum confirmed that he'll be leaving the hit CW series at the end of next season.
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House Barks Against Bush Troop SurgeThe US House of Representatives has huffed and puffed and....well...they really did huff and puff!
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Don't Celebrate "Presidents' Day"It's time we put a stop to the most ambiguous and shallow holiday of the year - the one we call "Presidents Day." It's time we instead celebrate the man for whom the February holiday was originally meant.
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Abraham Lincoln and the Soul of AmericaAbraham Lincoln is heralded (by most Americans anyway) as one of our nation's greatest historical figures. Are these accolades warranted? Was Lincoln truly a champion of America's soul?
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The New Mount Vernon, Where the Father of Our Country is Brought Into the 21st CenturyMount Vernon's multimillion-dollar upgrade successfully brings George Washington, America's preeminent 18th century leader, to a media-savvy 21st century audience.
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This Week in History: Death of George WashingtonThe Father of our Country died December 14, 1799. Here's a short video on his legacy.
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On December 20, 1860, South Carolina Becomes First State to Leave UnionSouth Carolina triggers a wave of secession in the Deep South when it votes to secede on December 20, 1860. Why did it secede?
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George Washington's 1776 Christmas Present: Saving the American RevolutionGeneral George Washington gave the infant and struggling United States its best Christmas gift during the cold winter of 1776.
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How to Win a Student Government ElectionAre you interested in running for class office or student government? If so, these quick tips should help you get started on your road to victory.
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Christmas History Lesson 2: Is Jesus Real?A short video asking the question of whether a person named Jesus of Nazareth was even born
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Why George Bush Should be Deemed the Most Influential Person of 2006A short video nominating George W. Bush as the most influential person in the year 2006
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Futuristic Space Fantasy Novel: Chronicles of Soone: Heir to the KingJames Somers' debut novel provides a roller-coaster ride of entertainment set in a futuristic world. Here is my review.
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A Star Wars Guide to the World Wide Web: Fan SitesHere are some great sites for Star Wars fans!
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Rising Tide: A Review of Jeff Shaara's First Historical Novel of World War IIBestselling author Jeff Shaara has won critical and popular acclaim for his page-turning historical novels. He now turns his attention to the Second World War.
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Sea-Tac Airport Brings Back Christmas TreesAfter a controversial and confusing battle over Christmas trees, Sea-Tac Airport has decided to stick by its traditional decor (for now).
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Facing The Giants: A Review of the Low-Budget Faith-Based FilmMy review of the low-budget, faith-based film made by Sherwood Baptist Church.
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Nativity Story Brings Birth of Jesus to Big ScreenThe Nativity Story, a New Line release, brings the birth of Jesus Christ to the Big Screen. Though it had only a modest box office opening, the film succeeds in everything it set out to accomplish.
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Seattle Caves on Christmas TreesSea-Tac Airport took the easy way out, and caved into an objection and lawsuit threat over its traditional Christmas tree displays.
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Defending "Merry Christmas"Why are people offended at hearing "Merry Christmas"? And, more importantly, should it really matter that some people are?
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Great Alternate Civil War TrilogyThis is a short video review of the alternate Civil War trilogy written by Newt Gingrich and William Forstchen. The novels in the trilogy are Gettysburg, Grant Comes East, and Never Call Retreat.
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Christmas History Lesson 1: When Did Christmas Begin?The first in a series of short video lessons on Christmas History.
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Quick Tips for First-Time Home BuyersHere are five quick and easy strategy tips to follow when buying your first home.
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Who Wrote the Christmas Story?About this time each year, critics charge that we cannot trust the Gospel accounts which tell the story of Jesus' birth. Since Matthew and Luke are the two Gospels that give us the most information on Jesus' birth, this article examines those books.
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National Treasure: A Treasure of a FilmA Review of National Treasure, Starring Nicholas Cage
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Free Online Strategy GamesHere's are some great online strategy games that are both free and fun!
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White Elephant Gift Ideas for Your OfficeIs your office holding a White Elephant gift exchange? If so, here are a few suggestions for the perfect white elephant gift.
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How to Cut the Credit Card HabitWe've all heard how bad it is to run up credit card debt, but how do we really avoid fallling into the credit card debt trap?
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Five Great Gift Ideas for History Book LoversLooking for that perfect book for that history buff in your family or circle of friends? Here are ten ideas to get you started.
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Seven Steps Toward Effective Sermons and Bible StudiesWhether you're a pastor, Sunday School teacher, or layperson, you'll sometimes be asked to prepare a sermon or spiritual lesson. How do you go about it?
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Five True Hollywood Role ModelsWith all the sex scandals, family breakups, and sensational antics we often hear from the "Left Coast," it's hard to believe there are some celebrities we can actually look up to.
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Success Strategies for Distance Learning StudentsDistance learning is rapidly gaining in popularity in our modern society. How can you succeed in this new approach to learning?
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Top Ten Gift Ideas for Civil War BuffsDo you have a Civil War enthusiast in your family? Here are some great gift ideas for you to consider.
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The Obvious Existence of GodBestselling authors like Richard Dawkins and Sam Harris are making a lot of money to tell us that God isn't real. Unfortunately, not enough of their readers recognize just how irrational their arguments are.
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Star Trek Fan's Guide to the World Wide WebDo you like Star Trek? It's okay. You can admit it. We're all friends here. If so, here are some websites that you should definitely check out.
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Great Gifts for the PC Gaming "Napoleon" in Your LifeWar sells. Just ask any PC gaming enthusiast. Here are three great PC games for the aspiring Napoleon in your family or circle of friends.
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The Irrationality of AtheismThe universe exists. Humanity exists. Life exists. You, the reader, exist. What do we make of this existence, in particular the existence of the universe?
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It's Constitution Day!What does the fact that September 17 will fly by most Americans without their notice say about our appreciation for such an important part of our history? What does it say about us as a people?
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A Star-Spangled Anniversary Flies byIn case you missed it, September 14 was the anniversary of the Star-Spangled Banner, the poem that became our national anthem.
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Was the Apostle Paul Pro-Slavery?Paul was history's greatest spokesman for the cause of Jesus Christ. Was he also a spokesman for the cause of slavery?
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Who Cares What You Believe?People today tend to base their values and ethics on what they think and feel. The more deeply they feel a certain way, the more certain they are that the convictions they hold represent the truth. But is this rationale?
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Thomas Fleming's "Duel" - Worth Your MoneyAlexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr were two larger-than-life figures in early American politics, both playing pivotal roles in the formation of our nation's two-party system. Why did one kill the other?
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Benjamin Franklin: America's First Success GuruWe still have much to learn from one of the greatest men of the 18th century.
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Should We Revere "Racists"?America's Founding Fathers condoned or practiced African slavery in the early United States, and yet are widely regarded (certainly by white Americans) as great heroes of our past. Is this acceptable?
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Does the Bible Endorse Slavery?For years, Bible critics have charged that the book regarded by Christians as "holy" endorses or approves of one of the most wretched and vile practices in human history: slavery. Does the charge have merit?
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What is Truth?Does the Christian Bible carry with it divine authority? Are we obligated to adhere to its principles and precepts, regardless of any qualms, concerns, or objections we might have?
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Paul Lussier's Attack on the Founding FathersHistorical author Paul Lussier takes a hatchet to the Founding Fathers. Is his view accurate?
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The Bible: Divinely Inspired and Fully AuthoritativeIs the Bible truly God's Word? Is the Bible authoritative? Should it govern our lives?