Since law tends to be a reflection of culture, it is incumbent upon policy makers to understand the implications of embracing the “right to die” movement wholesale. They will also do well to remember that the idea that there are some lives “not worth living” undergirded Adolph Hitler’s Aryan-supremacy world view. His policy of eliminating the “unworthy” began with the mentally handicapped and physically disabled but spread to millions of Jews.

Anyone who has been paying attention understands that the U.S. financial situation is beyond out of control. Not only are we over $17 trillion in debt, the latest figures show more than half of Americans are now on the take-via the federal government-from their fellow Americans, and a $22 trillion ‘war on poverty’ has done exactly zip to reduce poverty.

Are some correct in their claim that Christians should not be politically active? This is a question with which many Christians have struggled, due to the lack of overt New Testament admonitions to do so. Yet how many Christians throughout history, inspired by the fire of God’s Word in their spirits, have stood firmly against evil actions by civil governments? Were they wrong?

There is a right way to think about and a right way to do something about the mess that American has become. We cannot and should not despair. Rather, we should decide and declare our commitment to live liberty and to pass on the Blessings of Liberty to our posterity.

We were told last week that the greatest threat to our well being today is some new Mohamedean group ISIS who is ravaging the Middle East. We have also been advised that the best security is for us to go to war against this new threat. So last Wednesday the imposter essentially declared war against ISIS.

I take my convictions wherever I go. I can’t just pretend the truth, that I know to be universal, is ‘all relative.’ Silence is consent and affirmative votes confirmation. A true Christian loves his/her fellow man with a saving love that transcends natural propensities.