The Truth Manifesto

The Truth Manifesto proudly presents a new podcast series dubbed The Hard Truth. It is a fifteen minute reflection on the news of the day from a conservative, Christian, and ultimately, biblical perspective. From politics to religion and culture, The Hard Truth presents all of these things in lay men’s terms, rooted in the Truth.

In this episode: Part two of the Act of Betrayal and a look at the proclamation by a federal judge that the National Day of Prayer is unconstitutional. Click and listen.

Can You Handle the Truth?

The Truth Manifesto proudly presents a new podcast series dubbed The Hard Truth. It is a fifteen minute reflection on the news of the day from a conservative, Christian, and ultimately, biblical perspective. From politics to religion and culture, The Hard Truth presents all of these things in lay men’s terms, rooted in the Truth.

In in episode 1, we take a look at how we should react to Obamacare passing, why in the grand scheme of things it’s not a big deal, and what to do about it where we’re at.

Can You Handle the Truth?

Ever expanding and thinking of new ways we can get the truth out to you, we’ve added yet another feature here at the Truth Manifesto. We now will have periodic podcasts where we’ll be talking about the various posts in more depth. These will be anywhere from ten to fifteen minutes.

We’ve teamed up with PodOMatic to bring you a look at the history and current events from a conservative Christian perspective.

Not too long ago, I did a post titled Democrats: A Legacy Of Racism, of which I’m sure many liberals and African-Americans refused to believe regardless of whether they were facts.

So, just to drive home the point, I’ve posted a speech by the controversial, radical, and racist 1960s activist Malcolm X. In this speech, he gives you an accurate picture, from the times, of what the Democrats really stood for which goes to show that even if you get it wrong in one area, you can get it right in another.

Let me know what you think.

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