The Law of Reason

America has had an invasion of liberalism, which has grown rapidly in the last fifty years. People who hold to liberal philosophy and liberal thinking for the part now hold positions of leadership in government, education, news, media, and entertainment. They have even made significant strides in the churches.The nonliberalists, on the other hand, question who these people are, why they have gained so much control, and why they think as they do. The most bothersome concern, however, is...
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America has had an invasion of liberalism, which has grown rapidly in the last fifty years. People who hold to liberal philosophy and liberal thinking for the part now hold positions of leadership in government, education, news, media, and entertainment. They have even made significant strides in the churches.The nonliberalists, on the other hand, question who these people are, why they have gained so much control, and why they think as they do. The most bothersome concern, however, is this: a lot of people who are supposed to have religious and moral beliefs--in God, the constitution, and the flag--support a politician who lies or opposes the fundamental values that America is built upon.Law of Reason points out to the nonliberalists that if they do not like the liberal direction America is heading, then it's time to stop being silent and complacent.