Is the U.S. Civil War Still Relevant Today?

It has been 150 years now since the Civil War has ended.  That's a long period of time!  It is at least 7 or 8 generations ago.  So you would think that after all that time, it would be something that is no longer relevant.  You would think that people would let "by-gones be by-gones."  But even though that horrible conflict was so long ago, there are many today who are still bitter over it, as the following article reveals...

http://www.people-press.org/2011/04/08/civil-war-at-150-still-relevant-still-divisive/

What do you think?  Is it revelant today?  And isn't it odd how often President Obama likens himself to Abraham Lincoln?  Is there a reason for this, some sort of secret agenda? 

I'll let you decide for yourself, but you should educate yourself.  One of the best sources available of the true facts of the brutal war is the following publication entitled, "The Un-Civil War."  It can be found by going to...

http://www.ashevilletribune.com/un-civil/uncivil-war.html

If you desire to buy the work, you will have to email the electronic address listed there.  It is under 10 dollars and is highly worth it.  For the times in which we live today have much in common with those exact times in which our forefathers lived.  Let us hope, yea, pray that we won't see another war in our lifetime within our borders.  For war is an awful thing!  May we rather have a revival of knowledge which will unite us around freedom and liberty, rather than imprison our minds in bondage to ignorance and a false understanding of history.