The Anglosphere
I recently wrote a review of Andrew Robert's "The History of the English Speaking Peoples Since 1900". The same issue of WNP included an article on American and British relations, the "special relationship" as it is called. As many of you know it is a common theme of our work.
This article by Christopher Hitchens expands on that theme from his unique secularist viewpoint and is worth the read although it is quite long.Be warned that Hitchens uses some pungent language at one point-a quote from a British leader.
In his own way Hitchens validates the unique role in the modern world of the descendants of the biblical patriarch Joseph. The conclusion of the matter is in God's judgment, something Hitchens fails to acknowledge. Nevertheless his observations adds to the reality of the vital role of these two great nations, one a company of nations and the other the single greatest nation ever.
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Darris McNeely
Darris McNeely works at the United Church of God home office in Cincinnati, Ohio. He and his wife, Debbie, have served in the ministry for more than 43 years. They have two sons, who are both married, and four grandchildren. Darris is the Associate Media Producer for the Church. He also is a resident faculty member at the Ambassador Bible Center teaching Acts, Fundamentals of Belief and World News and Prophecy. He enjoys hunting, travel and reading and spending time with his grandchildren.
