Accepting that Robert E. Lee possessed fine ideals and a sterling character, we should use his sad life as a warning, not a model.
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Tagged American Civil War, character, Ethics, Ethics Alarms, heroes, Jack Marshall, leadership, President Dwight Eisenhower, Robert E. Lee, slavery
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You must be ready to fight, with confidence, with purpose, with all your heart. Resolve to act – even if it means you could lose everything.
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Tagged burn the boats, Christian, Christian knight, Christian soldier, Desiderius, Erasmus, faith, Manual for the Christian Knight, Scott Chapman
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Knowing that God is real and that His word is reliable is hard amidst all the competing messages in the world. To live your life like you know it is even harder. Harder still is making the pursuit of that knowledge, with increasing faith, your life’s highest priority. This is the kind of radical faith we are being called to; a strong, unshakable, deliberate confidence in the character of God, even when you do not understand His ways and when the rest of the world says you are mad.
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Tagged Christian, Christian knight, Christian soldier, Desiderius, Erasmus, faith, Manual for the Christian Knight, Oswald Chambers, spiritual growth
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George Washington knew that Christian character was essential for the men defending the rights and liberties of this country. Winston Churchill believed that the Christian soldier was the only hope of saving the world. The faith of the Christian soldier was recognized by Jesus and has been essential in securing and maintaining our freedom ever since.
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Tagged 4th of July, Christian, Christian knight, Christian soldier, Desiderius, Erasmus, Fourth of July, George Washington, Independence Day, Manual for the Christian Knight, soldier, Thomas Jefferson, Winston Churchill
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