Tag Archives: constitution

Beyond “The Dream” How far have we really come?

| January 16, 2017

Today marks the birthday of one of God’s greatest vessels for liberty in our nation. Rev Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was born for and with, an undeniable purpose: Liberty. A man after my own heart. I am a spiritual libertarian. Not a socio-political one. As a Christian, I believe we have free will and […]

Of Mosques & Men

| August 5, 2016

Since when did liberty loving, law abiding, American citizens become the new “hysterical subset”? Yes, the term of endearment used in a local Atlanta paper, to describe the latest victims of infiltration, guilt, and condemnation for asking the obvious, what are you doing here? What continues to get my liberty loving undies in a wad, […]