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Many Are Called, But Few Are Chosen by H. Verlan Andersen
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Tag Archives: foreign policy
Foreign Entanglement with Israel
The mere mention of Israel leads some otherwise-faithful advocates of Washington’s guidance on foreign policy to cast their principles to the wind and embrace deeply entrenched relations with another country. Continue reading…
The Free Capitalist – Part II
Continuation of Rick Koerber – “The Free Capitalist” Interview / Principles of Prosperity Applied to Foreign Policy. Continue reading…
Why America Should Apologize
History makes at least one thing absolutely clear: regardless of the stated purposes and proffered justifications, the United States of America has been the cause and source of untold death, destruction, and damage. Continue reading…
The Failure of Foreign Aid
If a person truly wants to help another country or group of people, then their eyes should look not towards the government, but to their own wallet. Continue reading…
Save Those Bullets for the Monsters
John Quincy Adams once said that the United States does not go “abroad, in search of monsters to destroy.” We all know that ceased to be true a long time ago. Continue reading…
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Tagged foreign policy, Jefferson, John Quincy Adams, Monsters to Destroy, Robert Taft, war, Washington
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Foundation for an Ideal State–Part VI Enforcement of Law and Limited Government
This is an essential exercise for Latter-Day Saints to know how a government of liberty should be structured in order to safeguard freedom and individual rights against the judicial and legislative attacks that have eroded our inspired Constitution. Continue reading…
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Tagged foreign policy, fundamental rights, joel skousen, law, limited government, police powers, state
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Preventive War and the Book of Mormon
The Book of Mormon neither illustrates nor supports the position of preventive war. Continue reading…
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Tagged book of mormon, foreign policy, just war theory, preemptive war, preventive war, war
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Do God's Commandments Violate the Libertarian Principle of Non-aggression?
A Response to Skyler Collins… Continue reading…
America’s Foreign Policy: The Analogy of the Beehive
In discussions with others, I have often employed the use of an analogy I created to demonstrate its core circumstances. It is simple to understand, and I have not yet encountered anybody who disagrees with its premise or implications… Continue reading…
Analyzing Mitt Romney's Foreign Policy Views
Why They Do Not Conform to the Teachings of the Latter-day Prophets and Our Nation’s Inspired Founding Fathers Continue reading…