Restoring Honor 8-28-10
Now that the GREAT EVENT is over we have to ask ourselves, “What did we go to Washington to see?” Read the Rest at: The History of the Future: http://drrobertowens.com/2010/08/30/restoring-honor-8-28-10/
Whose Responsibility is It?
Today our ever-expanding government invents new responsibilities and then force feeds them to a powerless public. On a daily basis we hear of our responsibility to the poor, the uneducated, or the uninsured. Read the complete article at: http://drrobertowens.com/2010/08/21/whose-responsibility-is-it/
Between Barack and Hard Place
If Michelle is like Marie Antoinette to whom shall we compare Barack? The thought that he’s Louis XVI is unthinkable. George III is too easy. To read the full article http://drrobertowens.com/2010/08/14/between-barack-and-a-hard-place/
Too Many Rights on the Left
There are three fundamental and unalienable rights, life, liberty, and property. These are the rights recognized and enshrined by our founders. These are the rights meant to stand as the guardians and facilitators of American society. For the full article : http://drrobertowens.com/2010/08/07/too-many-rights-on-the-left/
Freedom From Tyranny Is Our Goal
When taxes become destructive they surpass the consent of the governed bending to the will of tyranny. When regulations strangle competition instead of securing it from evil combinations they become counterproductive and defeat the very purpose for which they were proposed. When foreign entanglements bleed the nation but do not secure the peace or defeat [...]
Watchmen on the Wall
As a Professor of History I can understand why most people dismiss History as boring. It is usually presented as a static jumble of dates, names and events that must be memorized, regurgitated and with luck forgotten. I have often marveled at the ability of students who can tell me how many points their favorite [...]
The Hand Writing is on the Wall
In a Bible passage so powerful even those who don’t believe the Bible unknowingly quote it an arrogant young ruler is so enamored with his exalted position he thinks he can disregard the traditions of his predecessors with impunity. In the midst of a celebration of his greatness the proud young man calls for the [...]
