“Few men are ever in the position that Carson is in; he could be the hinge that history swings on.”

“Few men are ever in the position that Carson is in; he could be the hinge that history swings on.”
The largest immediate concern is that President Barack Obama will use executive order to legalize some 15 to 30 million unvetted strangers during a time of terror attacks and threats from around the globe.
“Being engaged, being there, it matters. Many people of faith seem to feel that politics is some dirty work that is too negative to contemplate, for fear of losing your serenity, but I feel that patriotism is directly charged as duty as an extension of faith. If you witnessed a crime against helpless elderly person, you would feel a call of duty to intervene. Well, in American politics you have been witnessing a crime against freedoms and you should feel a call to duty.”
“The attacks of which I have been the object have broken the spring of life in me… People don’t realize what it feels like to be constantly insulted, ” said Edouard Manet.
“Students should vote because they can. The vote is the most sacred gift we hold as Americans because we are one of the only Constitutional Republics in the world where checks and balances from the tyranny of the unchecked majority protect the minority.”
ISIS has taken a radical and violent approach in trying to take over the Middle East and killing non-Muslims, but what do we, as Christians, do about it?
If we are to live Christlike lives we cannot simply ignore the parts of Christ’s life where he hung around lepers and sick people. These parts of Christ life are some of the most significant moments in history where Father God showcases his healing, love, and glory.
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Sin is prevalent in every person’s life, and every believer has been called to give up his own desires, so learn to quietly disagree, instead of attacking people in ways that will benefit no one. Cynicism is like cancer, and unchecked it will kill a relationship with Christ.
As a libertarian, I believe that every should have the freedom and rights to make their own decisions.
However, there’s a fine line between personal freedom and public well being.
For example, religious freedom: if you are a doctor and your religion doesn’t allow you to provide healthcare for divorced individuals, then I’m sorry, your religious freedom doesn’t allow you to let someone die of something that is almost completely preventable.