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Tonight on PBS: ‘First Freedom’ documentary by Utah filmmaker
Tweet “First Freedom: The Fight for Religious Liberty,” a film by Utah filmmaker Lee Groberg on the history of religious liberty in America, airs tonight at 7 on KUED as well as on hundreds of PBS affiliates across the country. … Continue reading
Secede over pot and Obamacare? You’re nuts
Tweet Did you know that there are public petitions in all 50 states in support of secession? I didn’t, but former presidential candidate Ron Paul knows. He likes the idea that states should secede from the Union. He says he’s … Continue reading
Mero: Why I am a conservative and not a libertarian
Tweet Below are the opening and closing remarks delivered by Sutherland Institute President Paul Mero Thursday during the 2012 Freedom Fest held in Las Vegas. He was part of a debate on the topic of whether LDS Church members (Mormons) … Continue reading
Ruling on crosses is a threat to religious freedom
Tweet The use of religious symbols on public property will remain a controversial issue. The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to take up a case to determine whether 13 memorials for fallen Utah Highway Patrol troopers violate the First … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Law, Religion
Tagged crosses, Establishment Clause, First Amendment, religious freedom, SCOTUS, UHP
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Lessons on liberty from an Ethiopian taxi driver
Tweet On my way to the airport after a recent conference in Seattle, I had an interesting chat with a taxi driver. “Eddie” is originally from Ethiopia but has lived in the United States for the last seven years. … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Miscellaneous
Tagged civic participation, Ethiopia, foreign affairs
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Faith, family, free markets: fertile ground for happiness
Tweet America’s founders believed that God endowed us with “certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” and “that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men.” Let’s focus on the third … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Free market, Freedom, Religion
Tagged civil society, faith, family, free market, happiness
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Independence declared with beauty and civility
Tweet To prepare for our celebration of Independence Day, I took a minute to re-read the Declaration of Independence. One thing stood out especially to me as I read: The beauty and civility of the language of our forefathers … Continue reading
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Tagged Declaration of Independence, Founding Fathers, Independence Day, July 4
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