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Time for Public Officials to Take Their Stand One Way or the Other

Time for Public Officials to Take Their Stand One Way or the Other

Download pdf: Time for Public Officials to take their stand one way or the other – 2017

I wrote the attached document on June 26, 2017, the day the U.S. Supreme Court perfidiously & unconstitutionally ordered all States of the Union to approve homosexual sodomy marriage. I had awakened that morning with the distinct sense while praying that I should write something, not knowing it was the day that Court would issue its opinion. I was actually attempting to write something fairly conciliatory, something akin to a Christian “respect-the-authorities” type of essay.

However, while I was writing it, someone called me to tell me that the Supreme Court had ruled for homosexual marriage. A year and a half of study, prayer, & righteous anger came boiling out. I had delayed about six months after reading the Windsor opinion, issued June 2013, in which 5 Justices had told the federal government it could not state that there is Continue reading “Time for Public Officials to Take Their Stand One Way or the Other”

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The Judicial System & Liberty

The Judicial System & Liberty

What does the judicial system have to do with liberty? Much in every way. A judicial system is a microcosm of the society. In the courtroom, parties are at odds, and a judge determines how to resolve the dispute. The judge does more than that. The judge determines punishment, exercising the power of the sword to take property, liberty, and even life from another human being. Therefore, the court can oppress the life of an individual human being, even if the society seeks freedom for its citizens. And how can a society be free if the governmental authorities seek to use the judicial system for its own purposes, to advance its power, to take authority from the individual or groups in society?

But how do you keep it within bounds? How do you keep it from overflowing Continue reading “The Judicial System & Liberty”

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The Myth of Secular Judicial Independence – post 2

The Myth of Secular Judicial Independence

But the problem of free-for-all judicial independence versus biblical judicial independence is worse than the typical judge catering to his favored political masters and rendering “judicial independence” opposite to its original meaning. Today’s judicial independence is an out-of-control religious, philosophical, political, jurisprudential anarchy that, if continued, will result in the spiraling out of control of the American experiment in representative democracy. Why?

1. If every appointed or elected judge can interpret the law as he sees fit, then the law is as malleable as clay. Any objective can be reached, given enough time (as the secular evolutionists say of astrophysical, geological, and biological evolution), by the determined progressive jurists, so-called.

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