Dr. Fred Eichelman
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: A Primary Purpose of Primaries
With the 24/7 hourly coverage on TV of elections some may rightfully wonder if Election 24 will ever end. We…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: Keeping Alive a True Moment In History
Though May 15 is a ways off yet I am reminded of a part of our history which progressives want…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: A Hospital Christmas Memory
I was thirteen years old and in eighth grade. I was a patient in a Maryland children’s hospital, John Hopkins.…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: C.S. Lewis, the Line Between Fantasy and Science Fiction
C.S. Lewis is considered the greatest apologist for Christianity both during his life time and passing to Heaven in 1963…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: How Actress Laurie Prange is Honoring America’s Most Famous Writer Of Hymns
Laurie Prange is a noted actress who has become a film producer to bring attention to a writer of hymns…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: Can A Strong Third Party Be Successful In Today’s Political Climate
We often describe our nation as having a Two Party System but in reality that should read “Two Major Party…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: Jane Russell, A Star From the Golden Age Who Loved God
“I love the Lord” is a beautiful statement that summed up Jane Russell’s philosophy. While she was best known for musicals,…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: Book Review, Your Heroes, A Granddaughter’s Love
Julie Rogers Pomilia, granddaughter of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, gives us an exciting book on the lives of two…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: Aiming for World Globalization, from King Nimrod to Joe Biden
Our current president seems to be many things, mostly all bad. However he is not the only one of his…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: Book Review, Tammy Locke’s Autobiography ‘I Can Do Anything’
This book by child star Tammy Locke is a romp through history that cannot be missed. Titled “I Can Do…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: If It Was Possible For Paul…
One of the most terrible men in the New Testament was, in my opinion, Paul of Tarsus. A brilliant man of letters,…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: There’ll Always Be An England
This writer admits to being an Anglophile and it began as a kid from stories read about King Arthur and…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: The Robots Are Coming For Us
For us oldsters the news about concerns over AI is nothing new and we have had warnings over the years…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: Is America Losing Patriotism?
A recent Wall Street Journal poll had shocking information on the way Americans are thinking today. The number of adults…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly About being an Octogenarian
I was in my so-called middle age before I even knew what an Octogenarian was: A person between 80 and…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: Similarities Between Pre-World War One and Today
One of my favorite subjects in college was “Europe Since 1914”. That was in the fifties and it is amazing…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: Interview with Former Actor and Child Advocate, Paul Petersen
(From Editor: The following is an interview Dr. Fred Eichelman conducted with former child star, Paul Petersen.) Dr. Fred: I’d…
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Dr. Fred Eichelman: Racist Cancel Culture Cancels Indians
This writer spent his first years of life near Cleveland, Ohio which forever cursed him to be a fan of…
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