Posted in Radio Lux Lucet, tagged Capitalism, Christian Economics, Covid Tyranny, Critical Race Theory, Private Property, Socialism, Thanksgiving on November 28, 2021| Leave a Comment »
“The Thanksgiving bouncers” by Margaret Talev and Tina Reed, Axios, 11/23/2021
“San Francisco’s Indigenous ‘Unthanksgiving’ returns full force to Alcatraz Island” by Ida Mojadad, San Francisco Examiner, 11/23/2021
“That genocide and violence is still on the menu” Tweet from MSNBC, 11/20/2021
“Lessons From A Capitalist Thanksgiving” by Jerry Bowyer, Forbes, 11/27/2008
Posted in Economics, Politics, Uncategorized, tagged America, Christian Economics, Christian Politics, Protestant Reformation on July 3, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof.
– Leviticus 25:10
Independence Day. July the Fourth. I don’t recall a time when it was anything other than one of my favorite dates on the calendar.
What’s not to like about it? As a kid, it was always a great time. Warm summer days. Family, friends and fireworks. Great stuff.
Oh, and then there was that whole liberty thing. And really, what’s not to love about liberty?
Fast forward forty or so years, and all those things I loved about the Fourth? I still love ’em. But with the passing of time, and growth in knowledge and wisdom, Independence Day has taken on a deeper meaning for me.
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