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“The Generals” – Now Available
Aug 13Thomas Nelson’s exciting new series of biographies entitled “The Generals” is now starting to appear in stores. Stephen Mansfield is the general editor of this series, which begins with a volume about George Patton and a volume about Robert E. Lee. Many more biographies will release over the next three years, including treatments of Sherman, Washington, MacArthur, Pershing, Jackson, and more. Mansfield has said in interviews, “I think readers are going to find this Read More
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New Mansfield Group Foundation is Gaining Support
Jul 12The Global Leadership Development Fund, a new foundation started by Stephen and Beverly Mansfield, is drawing widespread support. The foundation is devoted to funding leadership training abroad and is already being asked to serve in a number of foreign countries. To see how you can help support the work of the The Global Leadership Development Fund, click on that name on the Our Firm menu of this site.
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Is Barack Obama a Muslim?
Aug 20A Pew Forum survey revealing that 24% of Americans believe President Obama is a Muslim—more than twice the number at the time of his election—is focusing attention on this administration’s odd handling of religion.
First, to the point. No, Barack Obama is not a Muslim. Yes, he practiced Islam as a child at his stepfather’s side but he did not make a confession of faith after he entered adolescence, which is Islam’s requirement. Then, as Read More
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Churchill on Change
Aug 4Change
“To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often.”[1]By nature, human beings shrink from change. Change seems to stir our insecurities as it forces us from the familiar into unsettling confrontation with the new. Wrongly, we equate change with loss. Psychologists say that because we subconsciously want to return to the stability and warmth of the womb, we gravitate to the comfortable and the routine. But life is change, and true Read More
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A Tale of Two Ships
Jul 23She was the largest ship in the world. In fact, she was the largest movable object man had ever made. Over eleven stories tall and almost a sixth of a mile long, she dwarfed the seaside buildings of Belfast where she first arose like a colossus and where her proud craftsmen took their grandchildren to view her beauty and contemplate her meaning for their lives. Newspapers around the world took note of her and of her Read More
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