In this series, you have been challenged to think about the meaning of words we use every day such as truth, politics, and the law. Justice is the focus of this article. The dictionary defines justice as: the quality of being just; fair treatment, and due reward in accordance with honor, standards, or law; rightfulness or lawfulness, as of a claim; the quality of being true or correct; or the moral principle determining just conduct.

The media has woken up and noticed that the Republican Party which should be on the precipice of enjoying a massive electoral victory based upon the unpopularity of President Obama, the economy and the number of red states Democrats are being forced to defend in the Senate, are not realizing that advantage in voter polls.

The GAO has released a report confirming what many of us knew back in 2010: ObamaCare facilitates abortion, despite President Barack Obama’s assurances to the contrary.

On a Christian radio program today it told of a much-loved pastor who had a sexual affair that almost ruined his ministry and his church. He recovered by confessing the affair; going to his church to ask forgiveness; and subjecting himself to his parishioner’s scrutiny. One couple asked, “How did this happen?” He answered, “I just made small concessions, just a few minor excuses at a time.”

This whole article began with a simple frustration that many people don’t seem to grasp the basic need to include “truth” as an essential part of how they think. Seemed simple enough, do a Google search on “truth”, and understanding should follow!

Do you find yourself discouraged over the sheer volume of battles we face as progressives continue to interfere in so many areas of our personal and public lives? Education, property rights, marriage…the list is long. Many Tea Party and Liberty Groups are losing members who are weary of not seeing the changes they desire. It’s just too hard, they say. There are just too many obstacles to overcome. Let me ask a question: Have you ever considered obstacles may be opportunities in disguise?

Ironically, just a short week after the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, we find ourselves commemorating the 227th anniversary of the ratification of our Constitution. Yet while there is much to mourn about the loss of our freedoms in the years since 9/11, there has been little to celebrate.

Ultimately, if religion is merely a creation of man, and religion itself is evil, what does that say about man? God wasn’t a problem for two centuries; but now the Democratic Party has gone agnostic, and the Republican party is split.