Diversity is NOT our strength; the First Great Awakening was.

Diversity in culture/worldview and in language within a community is NOT a strength anywhere in the world. 

(Please know that there is more blunt reality ahead. Take a moment, if you need to before reading on.)

This particular diversity is advocated for in our institutions as if it were a vetted proposition. The Washington Post acknowledges that this diversity is cause for conflict anywhere on the globe. Yet, the Biden Administration contributes to the delusion anyway, by repeating the falsehood and prohibiting the use of the word "assimilation." 

What should be considered a phenomenon is that diversity of a magnitude, arguably, never seen in history turned into a brotherly bond and was united during the First Great Awakening, with our country being born out of it. That diverse but united experience was described by Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) this way:

“It was wonderful to see the change soon made in the manners of our inhabitants; from being thoughtless or indifferent about religion, it seems as if all the world were growing religious; so that one could not walk thro’ the town in an evening without hearing psalms sung in different families on every street.”  

Immigrants from many parts of the world were assimilating to a Christian culture and the English language. It was not perfect, but it went a long way to establish self governance, security, justice, and contentment. These are the blessings that are put further out of reach as the falsehoods of today are perpetuated and outrage towards undeniable realities of life becomes a reflex. 

I'm happy to report that what is shared here is not coming from opinions that are so coveted, today, nor is it from a moralist soap box. Rather, history and observation are the messenger on this and that messenger has been killed a thousand times over in our education system. 

Question:

What is it, that sustains freedom?

This is a very important question that most people answer incorrectly. There is a proven formula from history that gives us the answer to that question, but for far too many, the answer is more troublesome than the problem. 

The American way of life is maintained on a voluntary basis. It is up to each one of us to make it work for a reasonable and good existence.

As “progress” takes a detour and America slips further into its demise, it becomes imperative that you gain the knowledge and confidence to do something about it.

The institutions of education, of the church, and all the others that have maintained and embraced the American way of life, find themselves neutralized under a cultural spell.  

Author Michael Pojar takes a stand with his extremely thought-provoking examination of American life. He reveals education’s religion-free lens of history and its consequence on a free society. 

Pojar directly challenges readers to simplify the common thread between biblical theology and freedom, to take an interest to refine their conduct, and form a personal campaign to patiently teach America’s First Worldview.  

The Gospel will survive without America, but America will not survive without it. The results of our actions are not on our shoulders, only the actions themselves. This book invites you to gain the knowledge and confidence it takes to do your part, and to find peace of mind in waiting on God to deliver the results!!