GaryDeMar wrote:Bmarinov got it right. Every law is an imposition of someone's view of morality. There is no neutrality. Liberals are hypocrites.

Right, except they aren't "liberals", they are socialists. Liberal implies Liberty, which socialists are not in favor of.

This is a good article, but it is ruined in a sense because Gary seems to always want to include lanaguage about the Civil War being avoided; implying that the war was about slavery in the first place. The war was going to happen whether slavery existed or not. This is not a good point to put in you...

Well, does a man "need" college? I tend to think very few really need it. I don't think people do either if they are raised correctly. Those of us who were not may need college to get a job we are looking for. I know the Pearl's (No Great Joy Ministries) raise their children with the skil...

Good answers. I do think we ought to be doing everything we can to fight this now. But because this has a good chance of passing, what will the Church do? What will individuals and families do? I brought this question up in a discussion at our Church (not with everyone) but it was about homeschoolin...

I just got the movie "Cromwell" and am watching it a little at a time. If what it portrays is correct, he used legal means of resistance, i.e. the law of the land was in favor of the people and the king was to uphold the law, not BE the law. When King Charles overruled the law, the parlia...

I would be inclined with civil disobedience combined with an effort to join together to change the laws, but that's just me. Nathan Okay, this is a good start. What I am looking for then is how do we do this? What steps do we take. Should we plan together for this? Other ideas are welcome also. I w...

Go ahead and give the suggestions and I'll make the changes. But what I am talking about here I really don't see any other options. I know we can do other things, but in the meantime, while the policy is in place, you either have to go along with it or you don't. You either obey them and comply or y...

I'm pretty sure that most of you are aware of all that is in the health care bill. Liberty Counsel has an overview of it here: http://www.lc.org/media/9980/attachments/healthcare_overview_obama_072909.pdf What should our response be as the Church, as families, as individuals? The thi...

Thanks for the article, Eric. I was wondering, though, what you thought of Eastwood's message in "Million Dollar Baby," where the female boxer becomes paralyzed and is sympathetically portrayed as being justified in seeking help committing suicide since life is no longer "worth livin...

I have Gran Torino on hold at the Library. I think I might be waiting a while. I appreciate the reviews that this staff gives on movies.

We have a subscription to Netflix, and being a fan of Clint Eastwoods recently got the movie in. We like to check with family.org to see how the movie appears before viewing it. It tells how many curse words etc are actually in the movie. With Gran Torino scoring the F-Word a total of 75 times I th...

James wrote:I'm not quite sure I follow your question.

Does that person who joins have to be someone who joins the site after this post is written? In other words, if someone joined the site 2 months ago because of you, you could or could not use them?