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Category Archives: First Amendment
Veni, vidi, discessit – I came, I saw, I left.
Hurricane Sandy brought with it unfathomable destruction. For the past few days we have endless reports of the suffering that is sure to continue for many weeks to come. As the nation prays for the victims and their lost loved ones … Continue reading
Posted in American History, First Amendment, government, Politics
Tagged Hurricane Sandy, News media, Politics
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Get Out the Vote
“The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything.” ~ Albert Einstein In case you haven’t been paying attention, there is an election coming up in November. Virtually every … Continue reading
Posted in First Amendment, government, Politics, Second Amendment
Tagged conservative, Election, Politics, Voting
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Book Review: Real Threat and Mere Shadow: Religious Liberty and the First Amendment
I don’t remember when I have finished reading a book and felt like I learned as much as I learned from this incredible book. As far as I can find, Daniel Dreisbach is a little known author who has written about … Continue reading
Book Review: The People Themselves: Popular Constitutionalism and Judicial Review
Larry D. Kramer has constructed a masterful work here that belongs in every American’s library. When it comes to subjects like judicial review, many author’s, themselves often constitutional attorneys, have a tendency to go out of their way to try … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Book Reviews, First Amendment, government, History, Politics
Tagged Constitution, Judicial review, Marbury v. Madison
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Book Review: ORIGINAL INTENT: The Courts, The Constitution and Religion
I do not recall the last time I enjoyed a book as much as this one. Mr. Barton’s painstaking research is evident throughout this magnificent work. I am one of those book destroyers who make personal notations in the margins … Continue reading
Posted in American History, First Amendment, government, History, Politics
Tagged 1st Amendment, Church and State, First Amendment
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Book Review: ON TWO WINGS: Humble Faith and Common Sense at the American Founding
In a word, BRILLIANT!!!! We seem to be surrounded today by people who have wrongly interpreted the intentions of the nation’s founders regarding religion. Novak decisively eradicates the false theories being pushed on our society, even by our own judicial … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, Founders, Separation of church and state
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Book Review: THOMAS JEFFERSON AND THE WALL OF SEPARATION BETWEEN CHURCH AND STATE
I believe Daniel Dreisbach, assistant professor in the Department of Justice, Law and Society at American University, is perhaps the single most underrated American historian today. Though this book, THOMAS JEFFERSON AND THE WALL OF SEPARATION BETWEEN CHURCH AND STATE is far … Continue reading
