I support religious liberty. People have the right to seek peace with their creator. The 1st Amendment recognizes complete religious liberty to all faiths. The state has no right to restrict religion, except when its services or rituals entail criminal acts, such as human sacrifice or sexual abuse of children. (A Jewish story from NYC … Continue reading Religious Liberty (and the Shakers)
Tag: genealogy
Finding Ardella
I stood at the grave, 115 years separating me from her. Ada Ardella Bridges was the first wife of my 1st great-grandfather Harvey Anderson Pierce (1877-1929). She passed away in 1906 at age 32. Her infant daughter lay beside her, unnamed, who was born and died on the same day in 1905... When initially doing … Continue reading Finding Ardella
*Without Natural Affection* Defined
I would like to do a brief study on the phrase "without natural affection" which appears twice in the New Testament. The first time is Romans 1:31 and the second is 2nd Timothy 3:3, both times used by the apostle Paul. Some preachers might lead one to believe, by statement or implication, that these two … Continue reading *Without Natural Affection* Defined
Is Nothing Left?
I suppose this essay is a continuation of my last post, Reconstruction 2.0. We are under a hostile cultural occupation. Jewish power is entrenched at the highest levels of government, academia, and finance, and have deceived the gullible evangelical voting block into reverencing that tribe who (to this day) hate Jesus Christ. Politics has devolved … Continue reading Is Nothing Left?
Coming Home: Genealogy and Regional Culture
White America is under siege culturally, not militarily. It is time for my brothers to come home. For a few that may mean geographically relocating, but for many it will simply mean awakening to who they are -to who their people are. Doing my personal genealogy was what started me on this journey. Who are … Continue reading Coming Home: Genealogy and Regional Culture