- Is rebelling against rebellion rebellion? Is that what Trump is doing? Is it possible to act lawlessly in a lawless nation?
- How is a people in our condition to go about “establish[ing] this Constitution for the United States of America?”
- So what is that source of quarrels? Is it “cultural fragmentation, technological developments, and economic upheaval [that] have undermined the feeling of togetherness that Americans shared just a few short decades ago”?
- Will the Church once again survive while the government folds once again proving man has not a clue how to govern himself?
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- consider the divisive response to these developments.
- Declaring a national emergency would be a lawless act
- the deterioration of traditional religious and institutional affiliations has dissolved valuable cords of community.
- There was a time when we interacted with our neighbors, whether we agreed with them or not.
- Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse agrees. In Them: Why We Hate Each Other–And How to Heal, he notes that “cultural fragmentation, technological developments, and economic upheaval have undermined the feeling of togetherness that Americans shared just a few short decades ago.”
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