“Anarchy—shall I say, is the worst of all governments? No: Anarchy is the absence of all government; it is the antipodes  of order; it is the acme of confusion; it is the result of unbridled license, the antipodes of true liberty. The Apostle Paul says truly: ‘For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God.’ At first this is a startling statement. Even the monopoly of the one-man-power as in Russia , or the monopoly of the aristocracy as in other parts of Europe, or the...

You see it everywhere — band aid solutions for gaping wounds, and temporary patches for shredded cloth. It’s as if decision-makers suddenly became aware of problems, and in their tireless and hurried vie for public approval, money, or power, submit graffiti solutions when the American people deserve a Van Gogh. I’ve heard and read the words of many on the subject of “how we got here” or “the mistakes that have led us down the path to despotism.” It was the Federal Reserve, the Fourteenth Amendm...

It is my opinion that John Adams, our second president, had keen discernment and a bit of the Spirit of Prophecy. He was a man of principle, and had a knack for sensing what others in politics could not. Later, when events worked out the way he predicted, he was lauded as a great visionary patriot. For example, early on in the American Revolution, when a position against England was unpopular, he was clearly FOR independence. Others in the Continental Congress, including John Dickenson, were no...