Daniel Webster: America Rests Upon Gratitude For Our Government Of And For The People
‘When, from the long distance of a hundred years, they shall look back upon us, they shall know, at least, that we possessed…gratitude for what our ancestors have done for our happiness.’
How I’ve Found Deep Gratitude In Starting Life Over Again
In a way, I lost everything. But in a more important way, I discovered a purpose I never would have otherwise considered.
What You Think You Know About America’s First Thanksgiving Is Probably Wrong
Whether we feast on turkey, seafood, or barbecue, may Thanksgiving 2019 enable us to count our blessings today, give thanks for the good in our past, and strengthen us for tomorrow.
How I Learned To Be Thankful Even For Mental Illness
Through a dark trial of my son’s mental illness, I realized suffering is an embedded feature of our fallen world. But through thanksgiving, earthly suffering is transformed, one broken heart at a time.
To Thank Veterans, Try Listening To Their Stories Of Service
Will taught me that the most meaningful thing civilians can do for veterans and service members may be to listen to their stories of service.
The Pilgrims Didn’t Invent Thanksgiving, So Stop Blaming Them And Be Grateful
We should celebrate Thanksgiving as our ancestors did, a moment to reflect on the extraordinary blessings of our time.
How Support For Socialism Arises From Ingratitude
By failing to appreciate the free market’s gift of prosperity and the American founders’ gift of liberty, we put ourselves in jeopardy.
The Left’s Spite Against Justice Kennedy Should Warn Anyone Who Tries To Please Them
The Left expected Anthony Kennedy to not only write and join progressive decisions, but also to chain himself to his chair like a protester until a Democrat won the presidency.
How To Live Thanks? By Giving
Perhaps this most American of holidays inspires us to an even higher calling—focusing not just on thanks, but on giving.
How The Civil War Gave Us Today’s Thanksgiving, And What It Can Teach Us
Our Thanksgiving celebration originated in our nation’s worst period of turmoil and bloodshed: the Civil War. Its lessons can help us today.
Meet The WWII Soldier I Remember On Memorial Day
My grandpa was a teenager when he fought in World War II. It took decades—and a conversion to Christianity—to bring him peace from his experiences with war.
Why So Many Mothers Secretly Loathe Mother’s Day
To have one day to ‘honor’ mothers is to fail to even attempt to understand all mothers do. It’s to take a gargantuan task and turn it into a tea as if somehow that makes it all worthwhile.
If You Skip The Virtue Signaling, The SAG Awards Had Much To Offer
Because celebrities often usurp the stage to march for ‘social justice,’ the whole of Hollywood is often branded as frivolous and out-of-touch. Not true.
Here’s Why It Can Never Really Be Christmas Without Children
Roger Scruton calls our gratitude for the gift of being the ‘fundamental religious truth.’ Children bring this gratitude into our lives in a singular way.
Gratitude Is A Key Disposition For Living A Graceful, Redemptive Life
Our attitude and discipline provides us with our best chance of living out this melodrama to the best of our limited ability.
Why Thanksgiving Is More Important Than Ever This Year
It’s tempting to avoid the people who annoy us, who might judge or look down on us. But Thanksgiving is about seeking peace, despite our differences.
20 Classic Songs That Need To Be On Your Thanksgiving Playlist
Instead of playing Christmas music for your Thanksgiving feast, consider listening to some Thanksgiving-themed music instead. Yes, there is such a thing.
A Good Doctor On Dying A Good Death
Beloved physician Oliver Sacks leaves behind a posthumous book ‘Gratitude,’ offering a valuable perspective on science, miracles, and everything in between.
What Our Presidents’ Thanksgiving Proclamations Tell Us About America
Compare George Washington’s proclamation of a day for national thanksgiving with President Obama’s. You will find three notable differences.
Let’s Reclaim November For Giving Thanks, Not Greed
Life is short, as the Paris attacks have shown. Use it to do something bigger than whining about minor irritations, as November traditionally reminds us.
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