REVEALED: The Great American Enemy

by Domina Libertas | Jul 13, 2024 | Legacy | 0 |

While there are many things Americans struggle to find common ground on, a cynical outlook of the future is not one of them. Everyone seems convinced that America is on the brink of despotism, and the rhetoric of our politicians certainly reflects that.

Natural Law and the Morality of Man

by Jersey Maid | Sep 30, 2023 | Constitution, Rights | 1 |

But men are not angels, so what should governments be based on so they may prevail against the mortal man? They must be based on unchangeable truths, or else it is one man’s word against another.

Are we Anxiously Engaged in the Cause of Freedom?

by Jersey Maid | Sep 29, 2022 | Constitution, Legacy, Rights | 0 |

“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.”

Great God, Our King

by Libertatem Fidelium | Jul 4, 2022 | Legacy | 0 |

If you ask any American anywhere if we have a king, they will tell you….no. Emphatically no. After all, that’s what we were trying to get away from by declaring independence, isn’t it?

The Curse of God

by Veritas Libertatis | May 16, 2022 | Legacy | 0 |

“Ignorance is the curse of God. Knowledge is the wing wherewith we fly to heaven.” – William Shakespear

Knowledge and Wisdom

by Libertas Omnium | May 10, 2022 | Legacy | 0 |

What is knowledge? What is wisdom? How do they differ, is one better than the other, and how are they obtained? Or are they just different words we use to describe the same thing?

“THE MOST NOBLE LIFE…SAVE ONE” (Part 2)

by Veritas Libertatis | Jan 31, 2022 | Legacy | 0 |

t is not uncommon for a military leader to astonish the world and leave a mark on history. Alexander the Great, Julius Ceasar, Genghis Khan, and Napoleon to name a few. What sets Joan apart from many of them, is first that she is a peasant woman, but also her deep religious conviction.

“The most noble life…save One”

by Veritas Libertatis | Jan 4, 2022 | Legacy | 0 |

In a crowed, boisterous courtyard in 1431 AD a young peasant girl walked serenely toward death. No burial awaited this youthful heroine; the only comfort offered her in this hour of excruciating pain was the chance to gaze upon a cross. While fire stole this sacred body, it was God who claimed her soul. Two Hundred and Ninety-Seven miles from home Joan of Arc awaited her ascent into heaven.