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The destruction of marriage is no accident. The traditional family stood as the last bastion of freedom against a tyrannical government so that had to go. Through Title IV-D the states profit from the destruction of the family through divorce. They do this by offering incentive to women to leave their husbands; they get the kids and the money that comes with it. This is why 80% of all divorces are initiated by women.
There have been attempts in almost every state to put some semblance of fairness into the family court system by mandating assumed equal custody unless one parent is actually proven guilty of some real detriment to the children. These types of measures are viciously opposed by politicians, lawyers who profit from custody disputes, and the NOW.
True, many men leave their families. However, it is equally true that many men are driven from their homes, their children, and into poverty by the combined efforts of their former wives and the Casanova state.
It would be great to see a report from John on the so-called Family Court System in America and how it undermines the traditional family.
Sincerely,
S. Hopkins
Monday, August 16, 2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Obama and War: What Would Jesus Do?
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Dear Mr. Whitehead,
I want to commend you on your recent articles regarding Christianity and War. I wholeheartedly agree!
It is amazing that so many “Christians” are willing to endorse, support and even go to war, when it is very clear in scripture that doing so is a violation of the teachings of Jesus. While there will be wars in this world, they are not for Christians to be involved with. It is also a shame that so few Christian leaders (regardless of denomination) are willing to speak up about the subject. Instead they seem to prefer violence over non-violence. The only group of Christians that I’ve come across that have faithfully been opposed to war are the Anabaptists, particularly the Mennonites.
As you have said, the Early Church Fathers were opposed believers being in the military and causing violence. Too bad more Christians don’t read what the early Christians believed and practiced. When I started reading the Early Church Fathers, that was one of the main teachings and practices that stood out to me.
For those Christians that are in the military or are thinking about joining, I would suggest they read a book called “Change of Allegiance” by Dean Taylor. Both Dean and his wife were in the Army when they came to the realization that being a Christian is incompatible with the military and war.
Again, thank you for your recent articles and speaking the truth.
In Christ,
C. Prang
These bastards in Washington are controlled by the New World Order which make money with war and crime .
D. Ecker
Congrats on the Jesus and War article ,now if we could just find the Chrisians who practice it and join in, what a world we would have. Let me know if you have found a Church who not only teach it but are not ashamed to proclaim this truth and pratcie it aswell and Ill move.
Agian I enjoy reading things like that it shows Im not alone at least in my understanding of what Jesus was saying.
Tony S.
Dear Mr. Whitehead,
I want to commend you on your recent articles regarding Christianity and War. I wholeheartedly agree!
It is amazing that so many “Christians” are willing to endorse, support and even go to war, when it is very clear in scripture that doing so is a violation of the teachings of Jesus. While there will be wars in this world, they are not for Christians to be involved with. It is also a shame that so few Christian leaders (regardless of denomination) are willing to speak up about the subject. Instead they seem to prefer violence over non-violence. The only group of Christians that I’ve come across that have faithfully been opposed to war are the Anabaptists, particularly the Mennonites.
As you have said, the Early Church Fathers were opposed believers being in the military and causing violence. Too bad more Christians don’t read what the early Christians believed and practiced. When I started reading the Early Church Fathers, that was one of the main teachings and practices that stood out to me.
For those Christians that are in the military or are thinking about joining, I would suggest they read a book called “Change of Allegiance” by Dean Taylor. Both Dean and his wife were in the Army when they came to the realization that being a Christian is incompatible with the military and war.
Again, thank you for your recent articles and speaking the truth.
In Christ,
C. Prang
These bastards in Washington are controlled by the New World Order which make money with war and crime .
D. Ecker
Congrats on the Jesus and War article ,now if we could just find the Chrisians who practice it and join in, what a world we would have. Let me know if you have found a Church who not only teach it but are not ashamed to proclaim this truth and pratcie it aswell and Ill move.
Agian I enjoy reading things like that it shows Im not alone at least in my understanding of what Jesus was saying.
Tony S.
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