“The measure of a man is not how great his faith is, but how great his love is. We must not let government programs disconnect our souls from each other.” Government programs do more than destroy human souls. They condemn the takers to hell on earth as well. kqd Please click on my link to … Continue reading
St. Louis, Missouri January 2013 Sarah Decareaux, her husband David and their five children, Kate 11, Dominic 10, Grant 8, Finn 4 and Elise 2, went for the weekend to the Bushy Creek Lodge on the Ozark Trail near Bear, Missouri to celebrate their 12th anniversary. Rather then joy and happiness, the trip would prove to bring … Continue reading
“It is our character that supports the promise of our future – far more than particular government programs or policies.” This attitude is what separates the independent thinking men from the dependent thinking women. kqd Please click on my link to my related post – Political Pushovers Vol. #2 Essay 18
Once again, we can thank radical, second-wave feminism for instituting another counter-intuitive social behavior that has proven to be contaminated with falsehoods. Throughout history, Dads were never allowed to be in the room when their wives were delivering their children. For most men, the devotion and love that they had for their wives made the … Continue reading
I ask you this, “Do you remember Eve’s role in the loss of Paradise?” Well, thanks to radical, second-wave feminism, Eve is again in bed with the devil and through these brainwashed women, Christian America is about to become Paradise Lost once again… Ted Turner didn’t initially intend to become a radical, left-wing-nut, but under Jane … Continue reading
“Virtue, perhaps, is nothing more than politeness of the soul.” Please click on my link to my related post – Polite Society’s Purpose Vol. #2 Essay 19
Mother Teresa was a member of the Catholic order of the Sisters of Loreto (1920-1948) and founded the Missionaries of Charity (1950-1997). She was Albanian and born in Skopje, in the Ottoman Empire, which is now the Republic of Macedonia. Her name was Anjeze Gonxhe Bojaxhiu. Anjeze left home at 18 to become a missionary … Continue reading
“In truth, politeness is artificial good humor, it covers the natural want of it, and ends by rendering habitual, a substitute nearly equivalent to the real virtue.” Please click on my link to my related post – Polite Society’s Purpose Vol. #2 Essay 19
Throughout human history, women have longed for the day that they would meet the man of their dreams. A man who would make their hearts beat swiftly, a man who would fill their days with joy, a man who would kiss them softly and love and protect them for all of the days of their lives. … Continue reading
The headlines have faded away. The horror has dissipated. The heinous deed has lost its shock value and yet the Boston Marathon Bombing will linger in the collective memory of most Americans, for as long as they live. The drama is over, but the scars will remain, and the three tragic deaths will be memorialized by their … Continue reading
It's the Women, Not the Men! 