By Philip C. Johnson October 8, 2025 Paris is burning—not just in the banlieues where riots can flare without warning, but in the raw, unfiltered clash of ideas tearing at France’s core. It’s October 2025, and the nation’s soul is a battleground: 68 minors nabbed in jihadist plots across Europe this year (62 in France … Continue reading France’s Fractured Soul: Immigration, Identity, and the Shadow of Terror
By Philip C. Johnson - September 26, 2025 In a world that often feels broken, a group of young leaders gathered in Edinburgh to learn what it means to be brave. Over the past week, I led the inaugural Global Next program in Edinburgh, Scotland—a course titled "Jump Your Shadow: Doing Brave Things in a … Continue reading Global Next in Edinburgh: Jumping Shadows in a Historic City
By Philip C Johnson - July 25, 2025 Greetings, dear reader! We’re launching a series on the generations shaping America, each a distinct thread in God’s grand design. First up: the Greatest Generation, born 1901–1924. Now just 1–2 million strong, less than 1% of the U.S. population, their legacy towers over history. So, tune the … Continue reading God’s Tapestry of Time: The Greatest Generation (1901-1924)
By Philip C. Johnson - July 11, 2025 Ask anyone to recount the last five years, and their face clouds with confusion. COVID, riots, lockdowns, mandates, and elections have fogged recent memory. If five years blur, imagine six millennia. This “time confusion” lets us forget God’s plan since Creation. My fix: collapse time, shrinking gaps … Continue reading Collapsing Time: The Most Pivotal Events in History
December 28, 2024 Philip C. Johnson, Ph.D. I know there will be purists out there who will argue that the 21st century began in 2001 and that the first quarter of the century will end with the conclusion of 2025. But I don’t care. What I believe is that for most people, there is a … Continue reading 2025: QUARTER CENTURY REVIEW: PART 1
9/11/23 Phil Johnson, Ph.D. I’m purposely posting this on the 23rd anniversary of 9/11. On that infamous day Arabs in the West Bank (and around the world) celebrated the death of thousands of Americans. There is plenty of video footage that was shown on mainstream media outlets in 2001. Today, people forget. Google it and … Continue reading Israel-Gaza War: Video Review
There are places that bear witness to the actions of mankind and the complicated stories in which we all live. Hiroshima, Japan and the Atomic Dome is one of those places...
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