In the news, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett’s proposal to exempt Black people from taxes sparks controversy. The 14th Amendment, equal protection, and the Law of God are cited to refute the idea. The discussion also delves into historical perspectives. The quote from Ezekiel 18:19-20 is presented to emphasize individual accountability.
Category Archives: intellectual freedom
Bible Study: The Convenient Sacrifice of Babies in the Womb
France has become the first country to include the right to abortion in its constitution, sparking controversy. Pro-life advocates criticize the move, quoting biblical verses and historical references to denounce child sacrifice. They argue that unborn babies are persons and should be protected, while citing declining birth rates and emphasizing God’s wrath against nations allowing abortion.
School Board and Bond Elections Are No Longer Non-Partisan — Here’s Why
In 2023, Justin Holland and his ‘fraternity’ oppose School Choice in Rockwall ISD. His ‘fraternity’ say they believe the district offers excellent education, but fear losing funds to school vouchers, contradictory positions. This has turned non-partisan elections into a partisan issue, with Democrats and neocons against School Choice, while Republicans support it. School Choice addresses poor education in Democrat-run metropolitan areas. The Dallas ISD’s LGBTQ program highlights this divide, drawing attention to the Democratic Party’s ties to LGBTQ causes and the LGBTQ agenda’s perceived greed and perversion.
What is a Neocon? May I introduce you?
The Texas State Republican Party Platform highlights a disconnect between neocons and the majority of Texas Republicans. The Associated Republicans of Texas (ART) endorses neocons such as Dade Phelan, Justin Holland, and Jill Dutton, who are running for office in Texas. Early voting begins on February 20, 2024.
Texas Public Education: Semantics, Ignorance of History, and Prejudice
Texas has a history and a duty to provide free public education for immigrant children, kindergarten through twelfth grade. As stated in the Texas Constitution, free public schools are essential to the preservation of the liberties and rights of all people. The Fourteenth Amendment, Section 1, assures equal protection of the laws to all persons.
Bible Study: To The Jew First
This is a call for Christians to love, respect, and serve Jews in your community. Who are the Jews? 1 When the Lord your God brings you into the land which you are entering to possess and has driven out many nations before you, the Hittites and the Girgashites and the Amorites and the Canaanites and the …
Bible Study: Persuing Wisdom, Choosing Wisely
The post reflects on the wisdom and knowledge of God and discusses the fear of the Lord as a positive reverence. Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson’s departure from the Democratic Party due to conflicting values is mentioned. It emphasizes the importance of wisdom and understanding, drawing from biblical references and highlighting the role of wisdom in leadership.
Meteorological Standards—”so many of them to choose from”
Throughout history, the establishment of standards in measurement has been crucial for various industries. The impact of climate change is a topic of debate, with one perspective questioning the validity of temperature data and the objectives of climate alarmists. The importance of seeking truth and knowledge is emphasized in light of these controversial issues.
Bible Study: Oil is NOT a Fossil Fuel—Do I have your attention?
In the 1960s, the author gained offshore drilling experience in Texas, questioning the origins of oil. He contrasts evolutionist and creationist worldviews, and discuss contemporary science, petroleum abundance, and climate change. Quoting scripture, he criticizes leftist politics and the carbon debate, urging reliance on the Bible for life’s answers.
Bible Study: Chronicles and Kings—God’s Plan for Governments
In 1954, the [unconstitutional] Johnson Amendment was added to the Internal Revenue Code, silencing churches and affiliated groups from involvement in political campaigns. Named after Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, it aimed to prevent tax-exempt organizations from interfering in political activities. Despite this, churches can educate their congregations on candidates and issues without risking their tax-exempt status.
John N. White 