Shane van Gisbergen became a Down Under legend in Aussie SuperCars, and his road-racing background comes in handy at times in ...

A gold shilling located by a metal detectorist near Norwich may be no larger than a fingernail, but it wields quite a bit of history—and some distinct designs. The small gold coin discovered in the ...

The phrase "Christ is King" is being coopted by fringe elements, say the authors of a new scientific study on online engagements and more.

The phrase "Christ is King" is being coopted by fringe elements, say the authors of a new scientific study on online engagements and more. ... it's a Christian phrase," Moore said.

The best way to understand Griswold’s mythic insertion of “so help me God” into the presidential oath is through the lens of Christian nationalism. While the phrase is relatively new ...

And then he will probably add the phrase “so help me God.” Those four little words are not in the Constitution, but for many Americans, the phrase has been a part of the oath ever since George ...

While the phrase is relatively new, Christian nationalism itself has been around for a long time. Second Great Awakening. Scholars Andrew Whitehead and Samuel Perry have defined Christian nationalism ...

And now, Christian nationalism is back again, bigger and louder than ever. “I say it proudly, we should be Christian nationalists,” said the Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene in 2022 . Rep.

(THE CONVERSATION) On Jan. 20, 2025, Donald Trump will take the presidential oath of office: “I do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and ...

The phrase ‘so help me God’ is believed to be a part of the presidential oath ever since George Washington is said to have used it 236 years ago. Except, says a historian - there is no ...

Christian nationalists absolutely use phrases like “have a blessed day.” Some Christians may use the phrase because they’re blissfully ignorant about the privilege they enjoy, but others undoubtedly ...