Monthly Archives: January 2009

When we allow our government to assume the power to give us what we want, we likewise sow the seeds of our demise. Continue reading…

Man, unlike Superman, cannot escape or overcome natural laws, but this has nothing to do with freedom. Man is free to exercise his agency, to make free choices regarding his actions and values, despite “limitations” placed on him by natural laws.. Continue reading…

Under old English Common Law, if you became the victim of a crime you were expected to immediately raise a “hue and cry” or “outcry.” Where are the watchmen of the night as politicians seek to implement more socialist schemes? Continue reading…

New podcast devoted to advancing the cause of liberty in light of the principles of the restored gospel.  Continue reading…

Not five minutes into his new presidency, and after having so recently sworn an oath to support and defend the Constitution, President Barack Obama pledged to break it. Continue reading…

Artificial highs will always be followed by deeper and more drastic lows, thus creating a net negative in the aggregate. You can only stimulate for so long before the body shuts down for self-preservation. Continue reading…

It is beyond frustrating that we are compelled to submit to leaders who blindingly follow a foolish, immoral, and unproven philosophy with so much at stake. We need another system: the Constitutional system of freedom set up by our founders. Continue reading…

Any attempt to create wealth or employment through government is ultimately more destructive than it is productive. The person who most benefits from such a policy is not the unemployed individual but the (always) vote-seeking socialist president. Continue reading…

America’s youth stand on the very edge of a precipice staring down at the possibility of utter destruction, denied of their unalienable rights, their only hope is that their parents wake up and rise to the challenge of returning this … Continue reading…

Christ's admonition to look inward is not relegated only to interpersonal relationships, but also to global politics and policy. Continue reading…