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Everett Piper

Everett Piper

Everett Piper (dreverettpiper.com, @dreverettpiper), a columnist for The Washington Times, is a former university president and radio host. He is the author of “Not a Daycare: The Devastating Consequences of Abandoning Truth” (Regnery). He can be reached at epiper@dreverettpiper.com.

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Illustration on Queen Elizabeth's passing by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Long live the Queen!

Queen Elizabeth II ascended the throne of the British monarchy in 1953, and at 25 years of age, she assumed the authority of "Queen Head of the Commonwealth and Defender of the Faith." Published September 10, 2022

Illustration on labeling Republicans as terrorists by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

All Republicans are now terrorists

Last week, Financial Times associate editor, Edward Luce, tweeted that Republicans are the most "dangerous" political force in the world, bar none. Published August 21, 2022

Illustration on the Department of Justice (DOJ) by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Why are no Democrats prosecuted by Garland’s DOJ?

On Wednesday, Aug. 10, Merrick Garland, the United States attorney general, confidently strutted to the national podium and asserted, "No person is above the law in this country." Published August 14, 2022

Ron DeSantis Illustration by Greg Groesch/The Washington Times

DeSantis is the leader that America needs

Gov. Ron DeSantis has repeatedly proven that he is a man of courage and conviction. His response to COVID-19 encouraged millions to stop living in fear. Published August 7, 2022

Liberty Starts at Home Illustration by Greg Groesch/The Washington Times

Why I’m not running for ‘higher office’

Note to reader: A few months ago, I received a phone call from my county sheriff. He asked me to run for county commissioner here in Osage County, Oklahoma. Published July 30, 2022

Illustration on  Presbyterian minister Heath Rada preaching false doctrine by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Pastor Heath Rada fiddles while Rome burns

This week, as the headlines in the news were laden with more and more evidence of a world gone mad, the grand prize for the "Best Fiddler While Rome Burns" award goes to Presbyterian minister Heath Rada. Published July 17, 2022

Illustration on the cultural attacks on womanhood by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

The canine behavior of the LGBTQ cabal

This past week, The New York Times published an opinion piece finally admitting that today's LGBTQ cabal of rainbow activists is little more than a misogynistic cult. Published July 10, 2022

Sin vs Mistake Illustration by Greg Groesch/The Washington Times

Mistakes or sin? There’s a big difference

In the 1700s, Isaac Watts penned the lyrics to a hymn that has stood the test of time - a song sung throughout the ages and embraced by Anabaptists and Anglicans alike. Published June 19, 2022

Illustration on the negative side of "Pride Month" by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

‘Pride Month’: When is enough enough?

As we enter the last couple weeks of June, officially designated as "Pride Month" on our national calendar, I have a couple of questions. Published June 12, 2022

Illustration on the benefits of staying within godly precepts by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Staying inside the laws of God

One thing I've learned by living in the reality of rural America as opposed to the concrete and neon of Washington or New York City is that freedom can be deceiving. Published June 5, 2022

Illustration on American Christianity's increasing disregard for the doctrine of original sin by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Preaching about sin now viewed as outdated

Last week, in this column, I wrote of George Barna's recent research that indicates just slightly more than a third of American pastors (and even fewer parishioners) have a biblical worldview. Published May 22, 2022

Illustration on defining "human" in abortion debate by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Is a baby human?

Do we believe in the objective reality of the human being, or do we believe that those in power have the right to subjectively impose their definition of human life on the powerless? Published May 8, 2022

Illustration on Arizona's proposed prohibition of all sexual content in school curriculae without parental notification by Alexander Hunter/ The Washington Times

Three cheers for Arizona state Rep. Jake Hoffman

Last week, in this column, I wrote that it is an irrefutable fact that our nation's educational establishment is aggressively and intentionally working to groom your children. Published May 1, 2022