Preserving Democracy – 3rd Expanded Edition
A new edition is coming in April, the 3rd, expanded edition. Some of the things that Preserving Democracy looked forward to when it was first released have taken place. Watch here for news of the update.
A new edition is coming in April, the 3rd, expanded edition. Some of the things that Preserving Democracy looked forward to when it was first released have taken place. Watch here for news of the update.
Elgin Hushbeck, Jr., author of Preserving Democracy, is co-hosting a new weekly YouTube program titled Global Christian Perspectives. His co-host is Chris Eyre who speaks from the UK. Various Energion Publications authors appear as guests. Join them each Friday at 1 PM central time. You can find out more information on each episode as well…
Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. (author of Preserving Democracy) and Joel Watts (author of From Fear to Faith: Stories of Hitting Spiritual Walls) continue their debate on political issues at Energion.net, answering a question this month about the justice system.
Energion author Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. will be interviewed this Saturday morning Feb 4th at 9:00 AM by Rev Oliver Burrows on his show Christian Economic Perspectives. You can listen at 1230 WXCO-AM in Wausau, WI and on the Internet at www.1230wxco.com/stream.htm . We will be discussing my book, Preserving Democracy and some of the roots…
Energion author Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. was interviewed on Constitution Day on WSAU radio in Wausau, Wisconsin. You can find audio of the interview here. Elgin is author of Energion titles Preserving Democracy, Evidence for the Bible, and Christianity and Secularism. (Crossposted from Energion Publications.)
Elgin Hushbeck writes about the double standard applied to discourse by left and right.
You can read his thoughts at his politics and religion blog.
Elgin Hushbeck discusses the lame duck session of congress: The No-Labels crowd is back with a major push, which is not too surprising. The more Democrats and/or liberals reveal their true nature, thereby damaging their brand, the more they seek to avoid labels that would identify them for who they are. … Read the rest…
I recommend Elgin Hushbeck’s Preserving Democracy. In fact, I recommend that all political liberals read his book. The best learning experiences come in the midst of contention and disagreement. Political liberals would find their evenings far more productive if they read Hushbeck’s book instead of simply having their views mindlessly confirmed by watching MSNBC’s loony…