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A Crumbling Sense of Justice
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Exploring the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution, I delve into the complex notion of justice in today’s society. I contrast traditional definitions of justice, like Noah Webster’s 1828 interpretation, with contemporary forms such as social, racial, and economic justice. I argue these modern interpretations erode the true essence of liberty and justice, urging a reevaluation to strengthen these…
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Strange New World
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World,” lives are predestined, much like our 21st-century society. Currently, political turmoil unfolds with prolonged Speaker of the House conflicts, Trump’s indictments, and emerging evidence of election fraud. As these events unravel, it’s clear we’re transitioning from a predetermined world to an increasingly unpredictable and strange future, challenging…
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Honor the Sacrifice
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Every year, we dedicate a day to honor those who served in our nation’s military. It’s a time to reflect on their sacrifices and the families supporting them. As members of the National Guard and other military branches vow to defend the Constitution, we too, as citizens, share a responsibility to uphold these ideals. Let’s commit ourselves to honoring their sacrifices, echoing the dedication of…
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Putting Our Money Where Our Mouth Is
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – I delve into the classic saying, “Put up or shut up,” exploring the significant gap between our words and actions. I discuss the need to genuinely prioritize values like children’s welfare and freedom of speech, questioning if our actions truly reflect these ideals. It’s a call to align our deeds with our words, investing in what we claim to hold dear – a pledge to meaningful change…
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Plank in Our Eyes
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – I delve into the importance of self-reflection and personal accountability, especially in politics. I highlight the hypocrisy often seen in political discourse, where those decrying misinformation are frequently guilty of it themselves. Drawing on moral adages, I emphasize the need to address our own faults before criticizing others, urging a deeper look at the ethical dilemmas we face in our daily…
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Death, Taxes, and Ghouls After Gun Control
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In today’s climate, a new certainty emerges alongside death and taxes: the push to infringe on the right to bear arms. Some use emotion, others intimidation. Yet, calls for stricter gun control often dismiss reality, chasing a utopian future. As the debate rages, I reflect on the complexities of this issue, advocating for a measured, realistic approach to the Second Amendment amidst the…
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The Day Science Died
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In this era, we witness an alarming decline in intellectual and cultural standards, reminiscent of the Dark Ages. Our scientific dominance wanes as we embrace scientism over hard facts. Political correctness overshadows data, leading us to deny observable truths. Science teeters on the brink; I ponder whether future historians will mark these years as the period when rational inquiry faced its…
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When Trust Goes Out the Window
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Trust is a delicate balance, easily shattered by a single misstep. For years, corporate media shaped our view of the world. Now, in the Information Age, we seize the narrative, yet trust in legacy media plummets to 32%. What ripple effects does this mistrust send through society? Delve into the complex dance of trust, media, and the impact on our communal fabric in this exploration.
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