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George Washington – A Case of Character Part 2
George Washington In March of 1783, even though the British had surrendered about a year and a half earlier, George Washington’s troops were still on active duty. Congress had failed to pay them and...
View ArticleEither You Believe in Freedom and Equality or You Don’t!
Either You Believe in Freedom and Equality or You Don’t! Every question and issue in the domain of current events comes back to the basic question as to whether or not you believe in freedom or not and...
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Why Make Laws? In order to understand what law is and why laws should be written, one must understand that there is a fourth unalienable not found in theDeclaration of Independence. That is the natural...
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The Founding Father’s view on Religious Freedom
Founding Fathers view on Religious Freedom Of primary importance to the Founding Fathers was their belief that all religions should be protected by law whether Christian or non-Christian. This is the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Understanding the Difference Between Liberty And Freedom
Understanding the Difference Between Liberty And Freedom in Our Founding Documents Will Help Us Regain What We Have Lost by Jim Noorlander Our liberty vouchsafed by our founding documents is under...
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