Upside Down Logic
Just saw this in a comment on YouTube: “[WalMart] contributed greatly to the entitlement mindset that we should all have homes filled with luxury items.” Really? WalMart did that? Makes me wonder what they think of as a “luxury item” ✏
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Bible Study & Zoning Boards
I’ve been trying to think of an appropriate parallel for the Phoenix Pastor Jailed for Home Bible Study story. Book club? Fantasy football league? Tupperware sales? None seemed quite right, until… Home schooling All across this country, families have made the choice to educate their children in their own homes. It is a private endeavor, […]
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Jailed For In Home Bible Study – in USA
UPDATE 7/11/12: OK, folks, I can admit when I am wrong and in this case, it appears I was wrong. All that I have written below still applies EXCEPT that Michael Salman registered his property AS A CHURCH and has not been assessed property taxes since 2007 BECAUSE HE CLAIMS TO BE A CHURCH. If […]
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They Said It:
Patrick Henry and other members of the founding generation worried about the probability of congressional excesses—what Madison called indecency—and were they alive to see how lavishly congressmen reward themselves today, they would surely be appalled. Across the board, the Founding Fathers viewed service in the government as a duty rather than a station. That, more than anything else, is what separates the founding generation from the political class today.
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