O. S. Hawkins is a native of Fort Worth and a graduate of both TCU (BBA) and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (MDiv, PhD), where he now serves as Chancellor. He is the former pastor of the historic First Baptist Church in Dallas and also serves now as President Emeritus of GuideStone Financial Resources, the world’s largest Christian-screened mutual fund, serving 250,000 church workers and Christian university personnel with an asset base exceeding twenty billion dollars. Dr. Hawkins is the author of more than fifty books, including the best-selling 'The Joshua Code' and the entire ‘Code’ Series of devotionals published by HarperCollins/Thomas Nelson with sales of more than two million copies. He preaches in churches and conferences across the nation. He and his wife Susie have two daughters, two sons-in-law and six grandchildren.

Robert Knight is an author and regular weekly columnist for The Washington Times, AFN.net and other outlets. A former Los Angeles Times news editor and writer, he was a Media Fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. Robert was a journalist for 15 years, including seven at the Los Angeles Times. He has B.S. and M.S. degrees in Political Science from American University. He has been published by the Wall Street Journal, National Review, the Christian Post, and many others.

Mr. Knight is a senior fellow for STAND (Staying True to America’s National Destiny). He has held senior positions at the American Civil Rights Union (now the American Constitutional Rights Union), the Family Research Council, the Culture & Family Institute at Concerned Women for America, the Heritage Foundation, Coral Ridge Ministries, and the Media Research Center.

He wrote and directed the documentary videos “The Children of Table 34,” about sex researcher Alfred Kinsey, and “Hidden Truth: What You Deserve to Know about Abortion.” He has written seven books, including “Liberty on the Brink” (2020) and “The Coming Communist Wave” (2020), and co-authored three others.

The examples here — of which there will sadly and surely be more — are some of the more shocking instances of antisemitic violence since October 7.

At one point in the evening, Prof. Ajami noted that when Saddam Hussein used nerve gas on his own people, the UN said nothing. But when Israel uses tear gas, it draws international rebuke.

By: Dan McLaughlin - nationalreview.com - November 15, 2023 As the run of losses for pro-lifers in statewide referenda after Dobbs has extended to Ohio and other red states, there have been a lot of ...