Your freedom arrives as an unalienable gift from your Creator, not a grant of privilege from your government.

Beyond the din of voices calling for division are the quiet efforts of normal people, living together in a world that has enough hate and not enough love.

God is the greatest artist.

This last line hits with a clarity rarely seen; a potent combination of winsome poetry and repulsive truth. "The bureaucrat is merely the caretaker of a fire he did not light, slowly convincing himself the ashes are more important than the flame."

Tick tock, tick tock the pendulum swings and with it brings the change that only time can wrought.

Main character syndrome. AKA grandiose narcissistic personality disorder.

In the den of ideologues, inquiry is deemed evil.

“It was always the women, and above all the young ones, who were the most bigoted adherents of the Party, the swallowers of slogans, the amateur spies and nosers−out of unorthodoxy.” — George Orwell

Before 1904, every autumn in the Appalachian mountains came with a harvest that cost nothing and fed everything... One in four trees in the forest was an American chestnut. Families gathered them by the bushel from the cabin door — roasting them, drying them, grinding them into meal, feeding them to the hogs that would carry the family through winter. The timber built barns, fence rails, and cradles. The tannin cured leather. Nothing on the hillside went to waste. Then a blight arrived from imported nursery stock in New York City, and within a single generation, four billion trees were dead. The harvest that Appalachian families had counted on for centuries was simply gone. No warning. No replacement. Just absence where abundance had always been. The American chestnut blight arrived in the United States around 1904 and spread at roughly fifty miles a year across the eastern forest. By 1950, an estimated four billion trees were functionally gone. The American Chestnut Foundation has spent decades crossing blight-resistant stock in hopes of bringing them back — and the first truly resistant saplings are being planted in these mountains right now. © Smokey Mountain Blue #drthehistories

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Ahhh, yes, that pesky 14th Amendment and its inconvenient guarantee of 'equal protection under the law', thereby limiting the government from discriminating (read as: favoring some) based on race.

We are at that point in time (again) when the English must come to America to actually be free.

Religious discrimination is alive and well in Germany - fueled by cowardice and appeasement, the German government would rather silence the truth than confront evil.

Good advice , Spike.

“Make the cake.” “Design the website.” “Say the pronouns.” “Wear the hat.” The consequences may vary depending on whether these edicts come from government or big business. But the courage they require from faithful Christians is the same. Thank God for the courageous ones.

France, the UK, Canada, and 11 others banned kids from social media at nearly the same time, with nearly the same law. If your government actually answered to you, its laws wouldn't arrive on the same schedule as thirteen others.

Close. Our culture is built on a deep suspicion of power and authority; we unleash the individual by constraining the government. As a result, ambition reigns where politicians don't.

The lifting force of truth and context.

These are called Cicadas, and they form the soundtrack of every summer memory for a childhood in Texas.

Accurate

In your mind and in your heart, in your words and in your deeds.