A Christian Can Believe That God 'ordained'

I Call The Present System 'post-constitutional America.' As I Sometimes Put It, The U.s. Constitution Poses No Serious Threat To Our Form Of Government.

People Who Create Things Nowadays Can Expect To Be Prosecuted By Highly Moralistic People Who Are Incapable Of Creating Anything. There Is No Way To Measure The Chilling Effect On Innovation That Results From The Threats Of Taxation, Regulation And Prosecution Against Anything That Succeeds. We'll Never Know How Many Ideas Our Government Has Aborted In The Name Protecting Us.

The Prevailing Notion Is That The State Should Be Neutral As To Religion, And Furthermore, That The Best Way To Be Neutral About It Is To Avoid All Mention Of It. By This Sort Of Logic, Nudism Is The Best Compromise Among Different Styles Of Dress. The Secularist Version Of 'pluralism' Amounts To Theological Nudism.

Some People Don't Mind A Little Constitutional Sophistry In A Good Cause; And For Liberals, Centralizing All Power In The Federal Government Is Always A Good Cause. Since Most Americans Don't Know Or Care What The Constitution Says, Let Alone What Their Ancestors Thought It Meant, The Great Liberal Snow Job Has Been Very Successful.

I Realize That The New York Times Probably Not Written For The Express Purpose Of Driving Me Mad; I Think Of It As Liberalism's Daily Bulletin Board.