Friends
Okay, if you are reading this blog, more than likely it is because you are one of my friends, and I gave you the address to this website on a little blue sticky note, or sent it to you in an e-mail.I want you to read my blog. More importantly, I need your help […]
Something New
Part of the idea behind this blog was for me to practice my writing. I’ve been neglecting that.
The constitution, I said in “Judge Rant 1,” was a document creating a government to house common law. I don’t think that there’s anything magic about the Constitution. It’s a good document, for what it […]
Immigrants Part 1
Illegal immigration is an issue that the church doesn’t handle very well.
Almost all Americans have ancestry that includes immigrants. Why do we want to close our borders now?
Interesting note I picked up from a friend recently, but it’s in the Declaration of Independence: One of the complaints against King George was that he […]
Penses
Some thoughts:Confessing our sins to one another is a great equalizer.Sometimes we think we are talking to one of God’s children when we are really talking to God. -John YoungNatural needs are never satisfied. Spiritual needs have already been satisfied.Worship God. You don’t have anything better to do!
2 Sam 15
I will comment on Scripture regularly on this site. I am not a fundamentalist, although I am an evangelical. Since learning about Economics and Law I have read the Scriptures quite differently. Enjoy2 Sam. 15Absalom returns to Jerusalem and sets himself up as a judge. He sits at the city gate […]
Acknowledgements
First and foremost I must give credit to Richard Mayburry for the title of my blog. Juris Naturalist is a phrase he coined to describe his political viewpoint. JN means natural law. I will be writing a lot about natural law and its place in today’s politics.
Judge Rant 1
I have been thinking about government some lately, especially the recent nomination of a new Supreme Court justice. I used to think the Founders made a mistake by including the Judiciary in the government instead of leaving it independent. After some consideration I have arrived at a new conclusion. […]