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STILL UNDECIDED?
Tomorrow is Election Day. So, here I am wondering who has yet to vote and how I might influence a few votes. Who do I think has yet to vote? Traditionalists who insist upon voting on Election Day. People … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen Responsibilities
Tagged 10th Congressional District Race, 11th Congressional District Race, 1st Congressional District Race, 2020 Election, Aliscia Andrews, Bible, Candidate Survey, christian voter guide, Civic Duty, culture war, Daniel Gade, education, Gerry Connolly, Glenn Greenwald, government, importance of voting, Jennifer Wexton, Luke 10:30-37, Manga Anantatmula, Mark Warner, moral doctrine, Morality, Patriotism, politics, President Donald Trump, Prince William, prince william county, Prince William County Virginia, United States House of Representatives, United States Senate, Virginia, Voter Guide, voter guides, Wayne Grudem
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ARE YOU A TRUE PATRIOT?
Is the election over in Prince William County, Virginia? To size things up I visited the Virginia Public Access Project (vpap.org). About 57 percent of all registered voters have voted (See Early Voting in Prince William County (vpap.org)). That’s extraordinary, … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 Election, Citizen Responsibilities, Voter Guide
Tagged 10th Congressional District Race, 11th Congressional District Race, 1st Congressional District Race, 2020 Election, Aliscia Andrews, Bible, Candidate Survey, christian voter guide, Civic Duty, culture war, Daniel Gade, education, Gerry Connolly, Glenn Greenwald, government, importance of voting, Jennifer Wexton, Luke 10:30-37, Manga Anantatmula, Mark Warner, moral doctrine, Morality, Patriotism, politics, President Donald Trump, Prince William, prince william county, Prince William County Virginia, Ronald Reagan quote, School Choice, Vice President Joe Biden, Virginia Public Access Project, Voter Guide, voter guides, voting
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CAN PROGRESSIVISM BE AIMLESS AND STILL REPRESENT PROGRESS?
Cultures can seemingly change overnight, but I think the more significant changes — those based upon heartfelt beliefs — require decades. So it is I have spent considerable time in recent years reading old books. I want to understand how … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, culture
Tagged Chesterton, Culture, G. K. Chesterton, Heretics, moral doctrine, Progressivism
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