Tyndale’s works shaped the spiritual and cultural foundations of a future nation

From the Southwest Ledger By James Finck, Ph.D. Feb 22, 2026 One of the most interesting perspectives when traveling in Europe is the sense of time. Many cities are divided between “old” and “new” sections, and what can be difficult for Americans to grasp is that the “new” parts of these towns often predate the … Continue reading Tyndale’s works shaped the spiritual and cultural foundations of a future nation →

Conservative free speech advocate killed in Utah

From Southwest Ledger One of the principal difficulties in George Washington’s presidency was dealing with the French Revolution and whether we should support their fight. While Washington’s cabinet was divided on the issue, one important player from the revolution was not. Written in 1776, Thomas Paine’s “Common Sense” may be the most important document written … Continue reading Conservative free speech advocate killed in Utah →

I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day

From Southwest Ledger Being that this has been a tumultuous year for many, I thought I would share a Christmas message of hope. It is not a happy message per say, but one of peace. As an American Civil War historian, one of my favorite Christmas songs is, “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day.” … Continue reading I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day →