Let’s get this clear: Over the last 50 years, a cozy cottage industry has been created for Pro-life organizations. Some rake in 10 to 15 million annually, focusing solely on glitzy galas and omnipresent fundraising requests. This shields their ineptitude at grassroots precinct organizing, which is the essential component for sustainable freedom.
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“The record of history is crystal clear that there is no alternative way, so far discovered, of improving the lot of ordinary people … that can hold a candle to the productive activities unleashed by the free enterprise system.”
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Bush 43: “I do say that freedom is the Almighty’s gift to every person. I also condition it by saying freedom is not America’s gift to the world. It’s much greater than that, of course. And I believe we [Christianity and Islam] worship the same God.”
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Even Plato [428-348 BC], the ancient Greek philosopher, student of Socrates [470-399 BC], and teacher of Aristotle [384-322 BC] understood subterfuge. He proposed two fundamental questions for sustainable freedom and liberty: 1) Who teaches the children, and 2) What do we teach them?
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Yet, by staying out of the public square and sidestepping any involvement in the culture, contemporary Christendom has been partly responsible for the rise and establishment of the profane culture adulterated through public education over the last 75 years.
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“Christians will have to take their Civics game to a new level. Somebody’s values are going to reign supreme in the public square. If Evangelical and Pro-Life Catholic Christians stay home from the voting booth – in a presidential year, no less than half of all Christians unfortunately refrain from being registered and voting – then those ‘who speak perverse things, who leave the paths of uprightness’ … will elect their candidates, create and pass legislation, bringing about anarchy as its ‘natural consequence and fitting punishment’ to a spiritually apathetic nation.”
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Sheikh Hassan Yousef [born 1955] is a Palestinian West Bank leader and co-founder of Hamas. He represents the extremist faction Hamas and has spent 23 years in and out of Israeli prisons. In 1999, Mosab met a British missionary who introduced him to Christianity, and in August 2008, he was secretly baptized in Tel Aviv. Israel’s daily newspaper, Ha’aretz 2011, featured a story on Mosab Yousef’s conversion to Christ.1 His father in prison broke down and cried when he heard the news, only to be consoled by Muslim leaders and Israeli guards.
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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. [born 1954] is an American environmental lawyer, member of the prominent...
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How David Lane’s Strategy in North Carolina Can be Used to Mobilize Pastors in Other States...
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Last week, Tuesday, November 7th, Ohio became the seventh state since the landmark Dobbs vs....
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John Daniel Davidson covers politics, immigration, culture, and religion at The Federalist. His...
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As temperatures across the nation plunged to sub-zero levels last week, The Wall Street Journal...
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