Category: Rights
Are we Anxiously Engaged in the Cause of Freedom?
“For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against power, against rulers of the darkness of this world, and against spiritual wickedness in high places.”
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A Minor Flaw? A Quick Look At Marx’s Communist Manifesto And The Revolution It Promises
Marx and Engels also prophesy that communism is the inevitable fate of the world, a fate that is speedily approaching.
However, I would argue that this is a fundamentally flawed perspective.
Why The Worst Get on Top (Part Two)
The totalitarian dictator must erase from his memory the commandment he learned from the Bible: “Thou shall not kill”. He must unlearn what his mother taught him when he was a child: “Honesty is the best policy”.
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The Intriguing World of voting… Your vote counts!!!
Who you vote for matters, and yes, it does affect you in your daily life.
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Why the Worst Get on Top (Part One)
A totalitarian leader can take control of the state, make all good decisions, and lovingly guide his people to the enjoyment of a perfect world where no one does any harm to anyone else, and all live in peace and harmony….Or not.
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Truth, is it relative?
Left or right? Up or down? Relative or universal? These are questions so many around us ask every day. Why not laugh about it a little?
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Language – Medium Et Finem?
“Words shape how we think; they color how we see the world,” Michael Knowles says in his latest...
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America, Crumbling From Within
If America ever falls, it will be from within, slowly rotting and crumbling till there is nothing left but the hollow shadow of what was once a great nation.
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The Taming Of The Shrew: What I’ve Learned About Tyranny
The Taming Of The Shrew is a Shakespeare play famous for sexism and abusive husbands. Outdated,...
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What the Pilgrims Taught Us About Socialism
If we aren’t allowed to reap what we sow, or if we are allowed to reap without sowing, then why should we bother to sow at all?
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Removing a Threat vs. Enforcing Justice
Intercourses seeking to construe justice can be traced back to 375 B.C in Plato’s Republic. In the dialogue between Socrates and Polemarchus in Book I, Socrates says the following: “Justice, then, seems according to you and Homer and Simonides, to be a certain art of stealing, for the benefit, to be sure, of friends and the harm of enemies.” (Plato 334b)
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Government – Protect? Or Serve?
Governments are established to protect the rights of the governed because rights are essential in maintaining freedom and choice, freedom is key in following righteousness and morality (i.e. God’s commandments) for individuals and for nations, and following righteousness and morality is what leads us to true liberty.
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