Reflections on Life and Liberty

We safeguard old writings as a way to demonstrate that, yes, we still mean what we said.

We are witnesses to the bounty the blessing of liberty can bring, but in our sloth we risk shrugging it off… and falling away.

As activists, we must be committed to the long fight – to a willingness to fight for a better tomorrow we might not ourselves see.

Christmas doesn’t make sense unless we remember that the baby in the manger is the Savior who conquered sin and death.

Liberty is not an economic tool, but a moral imperative.

Being a cheerful warrior in the case of liberty is more important than ever.

If liberty is to die here, that death will have been preceded by whimpers of ecclesiastical acquiescence.

When others fall under the self-induced spell of a false prophet, we must cause trouble by speaking the truth ever more loudly and boldly.