Perhaps your worldview is that the human family are all brothers and sisters, obligated by love and familial ties to help one another. When you act on these powerful feelings of accountability and compassion, it reinforces your personal values and generates feelings of living true to your own ethical beliefs.

The Biden Administration and the Democratic Marxists have moved down the dark path that John Locke describes so vividly to “destroy” the God-given rights of life, liberty, and property protected by the Constitution of the United States.

At the end of the first book, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, we catch a glimpse of the good reign of the four children (Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy) as kings and queens of Narnia. Take a read for yourself.

With all the hype of the holidays, you’re sure to see Christmas decorations everywhere. It’s a huge part of celebrating Christmas! But have you ever thought about how some of those traditional decorations can help us get in touch with the true spirit of the season?

We love Christmastime—gathering with family and friends, sharing gifts, good food, and happy celebrations. Do you know when those customs began in your family? Such traditions bind us to our heritage and will be passed on for generations to come.

This principle is highlighted in the pledge of allegiance when it says:

I pledge allegiance to the flag Of the United States of America And to the Republic For which it [the flag] stands....
There are many reasons why the Founders wanted a republican form of government rather than a democracy.

Last week we spent the week of Thanksgiving traveling and staying in hotels and eating in restaurants. There was one very obvious thing we noticed about the people everywhere we went. They were enjoying themselves. They were not sad or grieving because of the “Doom and Gloom” being preached in the media.

Rejoicing is a state of spirit, a state of being, more expansive than just a state of mind. In its purity it is the eternal in man reaching toward deity. And, as he approaches his Father, learns of him, and becomes like him, he experiences a state of rejoicing, or joy.

The Founders did not believe that the basic rights of mankind originated from any social compact, king, emperor, or governmental authority. Those rights, they believed, came directly and exclusively from God.

The Founders recognized that the people cannot delegate to their government the power to do anything except that which they have the lawful right to do themselves.