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by | December 18, 2020 · 11:53 pm

12-19-20 Political Theology: The Real Tea Party of 1773

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The Real Tea Party  The Real Tea Party

I was reminded by a friend that this past week was the remembrance of The Real Tea Party that made a statement in 1773. Your question is – What does The Real Tea Party have to do with Political Theology?

There were two principles of the Reformation that were key in allowing Liberty to be understood and the locally elected to act within the clear understanding of those principles. Sadly in our present situation, we will most likely not see a Real Resistance as with the Tea Party of 1773.

With frustration you ask – Why not? Continue reading →

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by | December 11, 2020 · 7:47 pm

12-12-20 Corporate Moral Derision – Casus Romae

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Corporate Moral Derision  Corporate Moral Derision

How is Corporate Moral Derision related to Casus Romae? The simple answer in respect to the ‘fall of Rome’ – Casus Romae – is a societal determination and implementation of morals and ethics. I’m not going to rehash the ‘Fall of the Roman Empire’ since that was written eons ago and had some sloppy conclusions regarding Christianity. I am primarily reintroducing you to Richard Baxter and John Witherspoon regarding the great concept of moral and ethics in business and society while giving a comparison to now and ‘Yes, your company can force you to take the vaccine.’

Something I found was written by historian Will Durant – “A great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself within. The essential causes of Rome’s decline lay in her people, her morals, her class struggle, her failing trade, her bureaucratic despotism, her stifling taxes, her consuming wars.” Continue reading →

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by | July 11, 2020 · 12:05 am

7-11-20 Forge Leadership Network: Jeremiah Martin

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Forge Leadership  Forge Leadership Network

This week I interview the COO of Forge Leadership Network, Jeremiah Martin and an active graduate of the program, Adam Retych.

The Forge Leadership Network is my answer to pray regarding the raising up of the next generation of leadership for a professional life and most importantly, governance. Governance include every approach of life from personal, family, church, business, justice and yes, where we are greatly lacking, the political arena. Continue reading →

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by | June 5, 2017 · 3:27 pm

6-3-17 Morals Ethics, Cabal in Education and Constitutionalism

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Morals Ethics, Cabal in Education and Constitutionalism

This week the United States actually dodged the road to Venezuela. International agreements have been the bane for the United States for over 100 years. I discuss that in my presentation and book that is short titled ‘The Tale of Two Constitutions” which I will be presenting in Ohio on June 13. All of what ends up in ‘policy’ has to do with morality in ‘ethics’ stemming from an individual Worldview. The Anti-federalists were always looking at the possibilities of human quickly becoming tyrants based on their moral – ethical shift. Continue reading →

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