The last Sunday of November, the citizens of Switzerland voted on a referendum banning the new construction of Muslim minarets. The construction of mosques was not on the ballot, just the minarets. Minarets are tall spires extending from mosques or built next to them to help identify a mosque and also ...Read More...

We are constantly being bombarded with the idea that church and state, or more specifically Christianity and our various levels of civil government, should not be mixed. “Separation of church and state” has almost become a mantra from the media, from Hollywood, from the ACLU, from elected ...Read More...

How much abuse is too much abuse? Most often that question is asked of a spouse in a domestic situation when the marriage covenant is being broken. But the question should also be raised when the covenant which forms a civil union is being broken. “That all power is inherent in the people. And ...Read More...

I attended the huge “Civil War Show” in Nashville this past weekend. Nearly a mile and a half of tables displaying everything from buttons and hoop skirts to rifles, knives, and mortars dating from the Late Unpleasantness. Some vendors as well as lookers were dressed in Yankee and Confederate ...Read More...

I hear many people upset about the passage of a “Health Care” bill in the U.S. House. I take it in stride. A lot of people get upset about a lot of things which are enacted, published, or established in Washington, the seat of the Columbian Empire. Yet when things don’t go their way, ...Read More...