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Tag Archives: Supreme Court
Are You a Person of Peace?
What criteria are used in selecting people for leadership positions in our workplaces, government offices, and churches? Leaders must be smart people who operate from a wide-ranging knowledge base and who reason well. They must also be tough people who … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Faith, Peace with God, Spiritual life
Tagged "one tough nerd", inner peace, mindfulness, pacifism, Peace with God, Supreme Court
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Election 2016: There Is Still a Ray of Hope
If the philosopher and diplomat Joseph de Maistre was right and every nation gets the government it deserves, one has to ask, in the light of the 2016 election, what America has done to deserve this. Mrs. Clinton has been … Continue reading
The first thing out the door
Is there such a thing as human nature? It seems an abstract question, one that philosophers and theologians might want to pursue, but not the rest of us. Yet the answer to that question is surprisingly important to the ordering … Continue reading
Posted in In the News
Tagged affirmative action, anti-Semitism, Aquinas, Charles Desmond, Cicero, Declaration of Independence, DOMA, Hitler, human nature, James Iredell, John Marshall, Justice Kennedy, laws of nature, lynching, natural law, Oxford Dictionary, Supreme Court, Texas sodomy laws
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Discontent is a two-edged sword
Each year the Gallup organization polls people from 120 countries around the world to find out if they are satisfied with the freedom they have to choose what to do with their lives. In 2006, the U.S. ranked as one … Continue reading
How to pray in times like these
In the light of recent events in the news – the ISIS threat, the Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage, the continuing erosion of religious freedom, and the slaughter of nine Christians at a Bible study in a South Carolina … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Faith, In the News
Tagged ISIS, John 17, persecution, Prayer, propaganda, protection, religious freedom, same-sex marriage, South Carolina Church, Supreme Court, unity, violence
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