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Tolerance and Acceptance

Tuesday, November 29th, 2011

By William J. Dell
Amore Dei, Familiae, Patriae ducit !

Tolerance and Acceptance are mutually exclusive of each other. One cannot be both tolerant and accepting at the same time because once a tolerant person become accepting of any attitude or activity there is no longer any reason to be tolerant of that attitude or activity. The difficulty with these mutually exclusive terms in civil society is that minority groups tend to define “tolerance” as “acceptance.” This tends to place the civil society in the position of “the tail wagging the dog.”

In a civil society where families and individuals come together to form a community, state or nation those forming the civil society have a right to determine the parameters and limits of their mutual association. They may be tolerant of persons within their midst holding differing attitudes but they as a society do not have to accept the minority attitudes for their society.

Those with the minority attitudes are at liberty to go elsewhere and establish a civil society based upon their attitudes and activities as a majority. Such was the case with those who fled Europe to the New World so that they could worship God according to the dictates of their own conscience. It is interesting that once here they set up their “civil societies” based upon similar intolerance that they had just fled. For example, in New England if you did not belong to the “accepted” church of the several colonies, you were not permitted to own land or hold elective office.

Following this standard the majority of the thirteen colonies and later the original thirteen States had established “state religions” albeit they were all “Christian” religions. In fact, Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson, who formed the “civil society” of Rhode Island were expelled (more…)

A Thanksgiving Prayer 2011

Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011

By William J. Dell
Amore Dei, Familiae, Patriae ducit !

O God, our Father, it is with grateful hearts that we acknowledge Thy hand in all things and recognize; that Thou hast promised us Eternal Life with Thee through our obedience and the Atonement of thy Son, Jesus Christ; that Thou hast given unto us our loving spouses and goodly parents; that Thou hast provided home and clothing to shelter our family from the storms of life and a bounteous harvest with which to provide for our needs; that Thou hast granted unto us personal strength and charity that we might serve Thee and our neighbor, who may be sick or afflicted, poor or needy, or who may have cause to mourn; that Thou through Thine Divine Providence hast granted to us our unalienable Rights to Life, Liberty and Property in this great land of the United States.

Hear now, O God, our prayer for an ungodly nation. Deliver us from deceitful and unjust politicians and send us Statesmen who will honor their oath of office and defend the Constitution which Thou hast caused to be established. Hear the prayers of Thy faithful children as they ascend to Thee that we, as a nation, might remain free and have Thy help to turn us from our wicked ways; that our national sins might be forgiven; and, that Thou might thereby heal our land.

Cleanse our land of the ills of Progressive Ideology that destroys initiative and self-reliance through covetous greed; that bends equal-justice, or opportunity, into social-justice which has already enslaved 47% of our citizens; that creates attitudes of entitlement that rob Thy children of their unalienable right to Liberty; that bend private ownership, Christian charity and brotherly love into the compulsion of state redistribution. Cleanse us from unwise and unsound fiscal policies and laws which deny entrepreneurs and risk takers of the just reward of their labors and have burdened our nation with a $15 Trillion debt. Cleanse us from the genocide of abortion which has murdered more than 53 Million unborn children of God destroying their unalienable right to Life.

Help us, O God, to have the fortitude, courage and faith of our ancestors, our fathers and mothers, they who built, with Thy aid, the greatest nation the world has ever known, a nation that has stood as a beacon of hope to all those chained by tyranny and oppression throughout the world. Grant us now the will and determination to make the hard choices which confront us to restore our Constitutional Republic to that which our Founding Fathers gave us through Thy divine providence. Grant Almighty God, through Thine divine help that we, as a nation, might once again “secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity.”

In the blessed name of Jesus Christ, our Savior and the Redeemer of the World. Amen.

May God Bless and Save the United States of America.
Our Constitutional Republic !

Thou Shalt Not Kill

Saturday, October 22nd, 2011

By William J. Dell
Amore Dei, Familiae, Patriae ducit !

Genocide in the 20th Century was perpetrated by 49 “governmental” leaders in 41 different countries as noted by Piero Scaruffi. Of these, eleven were responsible for more than 1,000,000 deaths and another seventeen for more than 100,000 but less than 1,000,000 deaths. The totals of the deaths of these 28 genocides alone reach nearly 62 million!

In terms of historical eras, in the pre World War II era, we find Leopold II of Belgium responsible for the deaths of eight million Congo citizens, Ismail Enver of Turkey responsible for the deaths of 1.2 million, and Jozef Stalin of Russia responsible for a mind-boggling 23 million deaths. Most of us are familiar with the Holocaust during World War II wherein Adolf Hitler of Germany killed six million Jews but he was also responsible for the deaths of an additional five to seven million depending on the source. During this same period Hideki Tojo of Japan killed five million persons. The post World War II era has been no less bloody. There are the genocides of North Korea with 1.6 million deaths, Biafra with one million deaths, Ethiopia with 1.5 million deaths, and the Cambodian “killing fields” of Pol Pot with 1.7 million deaths.

The following treatise, although long, is written to help the average American to understand the crime of Genocide as it may be applied to our nation and the world.

Judgment at Nuremberg(1961) is an Academy Award winning fictional film account of the post-World War II Nuremberg Trials, written by Abby Mann and directed by Stanley Kramer. Originally written for television, Judgment at Nuremberg centers around a military tribunal in which four judges of the German Ministry of Justice are accused of crimes against humanity (more…)