Archive for first amendment

Why Are We Surprised?

On Tuesday the radio talk-show host Glenn Beck discussed on his daily program the stunning results of a recent poll (the first national survey of its kind) testing the knowledge of American adults of their knowledge of the American Revolution and its principles. From the American Revolution Center, which conducted the survey: The survey questions [...]

Posted by: Hercules Mulligan on Friday, January 8th, 2010

FFQF: The Bible in Schools

In a day and age when our society embraces moral relativism and religious relativism, in a day and age when these demented philosophies have produced more major problems than we seem to be able to grapple with, and in a day and age that refuses to turn to God in the midst of escalating licentiousness [...]

Posted by: Hercules Mulligan on Friday, March 20th, 2009

FFQF: The Bill of Rights — First Amendment

It seems that our theme for this week has sounded a bit more like an elegy to the Bill of Rights, which, for all practical purposes, are dead. What now? Well, let us look and see where we have fallen. We will start by looking at the First Amendment: Congress shall make no law respecting [...]

Posted by: Hercules Mulligan on Friday, February 13th, 2009