Gospel of Kingdom

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"Of all the nation's officials, the solicitor general is the only one required by statute to be “learned in the law.” He is the chief courtroom lawyer for the executive branch and serves in the Justice Department, but he also has chambers at the Supreme Court. The fact that he keeps offices at these two institutions underscores his special role, which is summed up in his informal title as the “tenth justice.”…



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One of the things about piec­ing together truths is, the facts sel­dom come all at once, and almost never in one place. We can spend what seems like an eter­nity

look­ing for the miss­ing piece of the puz­zle and sud­denly it presents itself

in an obscure line of text in a book we found in the attic, or some­thing we

over­hear in some­one else’s con­ver­sa­tion. There is a cer­tain amount of

serendip­ity in the process, and process is the right word. We go through

a… Continue

Assume The Fol­low­ing…



The United States is bank­rupt and has been since 1933. The U.S. “went off the gold stan­dard” in 1933. The U.S. “went off the sil­ver stan­dard” in 1964. Remem­ber? That’s when all the coins were debased for cheaper met­als like cop­per and nickel. There­fore, the United States has no gold or sil­ver back­ing for cur­rency and daily oper­a­tions as required by the Constitution.



So, what assets are left? How does the United States finance its daily… Continue

Social Contracts



Social contracts make use of at least two legal concepts or structures. One can be called a trust and

the other is a corporation. Governments

cannot exist unless men create them. Man may vest something of ourselves into

the forming of that government. As God formed man and breathed life into him,

so also may men form and breathe life into governments. Or we may also give

something of value to men we trust for a particular purpose, whereby… Continue