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Liberty in Cuneiform
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"I am not a victim, and I can think for myself."
How To Think Objectively
Apr 20, 2022

Democracy and the Road to Tyranny
​Dec 15, 2016



Matt Kibbe explains the death toll of Socialism


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The Political Spectrum!
"Left Wing" (powerful central government)  to "Right Wing" (limited central government)
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To understand a REPUBLIC, which is "rule by law," one must understand the difference between Natural Law and Political Law.  
  • Natural Law refers to fixed standards of right and wrong that transcend all time periods and places.  They are universal standards of right and wrong that are generally agreed upon by all sane people.  These are laws of right and wrong found in the Ten Commandments. To a Christian, these would be seen as the laws of God that He has written on our hearts.  They can be boiled down to the two following fundamental laws: (1) Do all you have agreed to do.  (2) Do not encroach on other people or their property (Richard Maybury, Whatever Happened to Justice, 35-40).
  • Political Law is legislation passed by legislators or decreed by rulers.  It may or may not be based on principles of right or wrong.  Political Law often violates Natural Law.
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The Political Grid!
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The Administrative State: An Oligarchy

Socialism
Do we want to keep moving left on the political spectrum?
Governor Scott Walker | LIVE from YAF's Free Enterprise Leaders Conference
Streamed live on Sep 18, 2021
Socialism versus Liberty
  • Shall we put our faith in the government?  Or shall we put our faith in God?
  • Shall we covet what others have?  Or shall we rejoice in the success of others and work toward our own personal success?
  • Shall we think of ourselves as victims of those who have more than we do?  Or shall we focus on how we can bless others?
  • Shall we think of ourselves as opponents of those who are different than us?  Or shall we bless - and not curse - others while rejoicing in the variety of ways God created people?
  • Shall we choose to be captives of a socialist ideology based in negativity and comparisons?  Or shall we choose the joy of the Lord which is our strength? 

Some people play the victim card, but not North Korean refugee Yeonmi Park
Oct 3, 2015

Socialism Fails Every Time
Oct 9, 2018

Ami Horowitz: What’s wrong with socialism?
Mar 14, 2017

China's Freedom-Crushing "Social Credit Score"
Mar 20, 2018

Stossel: Sweden is Not a Socialist Success
Oct 23, 2018

Life in a Theocracy - Chapter 5 - Hearts on Fire from Voice of the Martyrs
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