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Tag Archives: constitution
The Divine Purpose of Article V
Why does Article V of the United States Constitution offer the option of a constitutional convention if the American founding fathers did not intend us to use it? Continue reading…
The Parable of The Tower, the Watchmen, and the Constitution
The prophesied time will come when we will finally take back the Lord’s vineyard (from the enemy), place watchmen round about and on the walls, and finish building the tower… Continue reading…
Constitutional Literalism
Perhaps one of the most overused and under-explained arguments wielded in the 2010 election cycle is the assertion that a certain law is unconstitutional. Continue reading…
Fundamentals of Our Constitutions
We should always be vigilant to insist that our governments and their executives, lawmakers and judges stay within the limits prescribed by our constitutions. Continue reading…
Will the Constitution be Destroyed? Part I
There appears little consistency and homogeneity among the membership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, however, concerning exactly how the Constitution will “hang by a thread,” and how the Elders of Israel will step forward to save it. Continue reading…
The 28 Principles of Liberty: Principle 28
“The United States Has a Manifest Destiny to be an Example and a Blessing to the Entire Human Race.” Continue reading…
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Tagged 5000 year leap, america, constitution, freedom, God, government, liberty, principles, principles of liberty
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An Inversion of Political Intimidation
Americans fear their government. It was not supposed to be that way. This needs to change. Continue reading…
The 28 Principles of Liberty: Principle 27
“The Burden of Debt is as Destructive to Freedom as Subjugation by Conquest.” Continue reading…
The Ancient Law of Liberty
The ancient law of liberty is that God trusts men while on this earth to make their own choices, while they trust him alone to judge whether those choices have been good or bad. Continue reading…
Immigration, Individual Rights, and the Constitution
I, an advocate of liberty and staunch defender of the Constitution, support amnesty for illegal immigrants. Continue reading…
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Tagged book of mormon, commerce, constitution, emigration, illegal immigration, immigration, liberty, migration, Prosperity, supreme court
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The Constitution Applies to Terrorists
Yes, you read that right. The Constitution applies to terrorists. Continue reading…
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Tagged constitution, fundamental rights, principles, rights, terrorists, war
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Why Senator Bennett Lost
My vote to remove the incumbent from office was not out of spite, nor a vote against him. It was, rather, a vote for the things he has come to stand against: life, liberty, and my own pursuit of happiness. Continue reading…
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Tagged Bob Bennett, conservative, constitution, freedom, government, politics, principles
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Don’t Ignore it, Amend it!
Jeremy quotes Joseph Smith on the US Constitution. JC has some of his own amendments to add to the US Constitution. Continue reading…
The Bill of Rights and Political Anarchy
The Bill of Rights was designed to protect the political anarchy of several spheres of action. Continue reading…
The Census, the Constitution, and Civil Disobedience
Our federal government was never intended by its founders to be the vehicle by which statisticians and demographers would have access to mounds of data to pore over. Continue reading…
Bennett Loves Big Government
A few examples of the manner in which Senator Bennett has fed the glutton we call the federal government, since he was first elected to the senate in November 1992… Continue reading…
Its Major Flaw, Notwithstanding
In holding it up as the ideal, divinely sanctioned, standard of public government, Latter-day Saint Constitutionalists fail to recognize it’s major, real world, foundational flaw. Continue reading…
Constitution, Conscience, Constituency
Their proper prioritization—most importantly, placing the Constitution before one’s own political desires—would solve a large number of problems in Congress and restore a decent amount of respect in the way our representatives conduct their business. Continue reading…
The 28 Principles of Liberty: Principle 21
Strong Local Self-government is the Keystone to Preserving Human Freedom Continue reading…
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Tagged 5000 year leap, constitution, James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, W. Cleon Skousen
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On Amendments and Constitutional Purity
It is not hypocritical to express support for the Constitution while suggesting ways it can be modified to be better. Continue reading…
LDS Liberty Blitz II
Priest tells congregation “Thou Shall Shoplift” – at least he is consistent with his political views / The White Horse Prophecy / The Church is not political but the members should be involved / Parents arrested for failing to register … Continue reading…
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Tagged constitution, homeschooling, Joseph Smith, Thou Shall Not Steal
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The Political Party Conundrum
How can you identify the good guys from the bad in the upcoming election? Continue reading…
The 28 Principles of Liberty: Principle 20
Efficiency and Dispatch Require Governments to Operate to the Will of the Majority, but Constitutional Provisions Must be Made to Protect the Rights of the Minority Continue reading…
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Tagged 5000 year leap, Articles of Confederation, constitution, John Locke, Thomas Jefferson, W. Cleon Skousen
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The 28 Principles of Liberty: Principle 19
Only Limited and Carefully Defined Powers Should be Delegated to Government, All Others Being Retained in the People Continue reading…
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Tagged 10th Amendment, 5000 year leap, Alexander Hamilton, Bill of Rights, constitution, W. Cleon Skousen
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A New Year for Patriotism
As we turn towards a new year, we should each sincerely ask ourselves: what will we do about our dwindling liberties? Continue reading…
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Tagged constitution, George Washington, liberty, Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Paine
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The 28 Principles of Liberty: Principle 18
The Unalienable Rights of the People are Most Likely to be Preserved if the Principles of Government are Set Forth in a Written Constitution Continue reading…
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Tagged 5000 year leap, constitution, James Madison, Magna Carta, Mayflower Compact, Montesquieu, W. Cleon Skousen
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The 28 Principles of Liberty: Principle 17
A System of Checks and Balances Should be Adopted to Prevent the Abuse of Power Continue reading…
The 28 Principles of Liberty: Principle 14
Life and liberty are secure only so long as the right to property is secure Continue reading…
The 28 Principles of Liberty: Principle 13
A Constitution Should be Structured to Permanently Protect the People from the Human Frailties of their Rulers Continue reading…
The 28 Principles of Liberty: Principle 8
Rights come directly from God and therefore they should remain sacred and inviolate Continue reading…