God, Survival, Children

Damn. I made it back. I am suffering from blogophobia which develops in response to Obamanism and Islam, throwing in progressivism as a final fillip of insult.  I mean, good lord in heaven, do we have to write about our rape and pummeling and slaughter as we undergo it?

The answer is apparently, yes. So I must suck it up and return to the front. But I am sick of being distracted by Obama. Islam continues to make huge inroads and will only flourish more under obama’s  nurturing hand and I do wish to get back to concentrating on that topic. But then, Islam is only  part of the disease, a symptom of our demise, as is this plaque of socialism. The root is nihilism and, as my explorations continue to indicate, the nihilism derives from a denial of who we as human beings are. Creations designed by the hand of God. And this is where I have come to take a stand. The God I refer to, for me, is the Christian God. The battle that I witness I have come to believe heralds the final movements in this ancient battle between good and evil, light and dark, life and death.

So, I am going to be exploring God in these pages, as I return to seeking him. And I am going to be talking about the reading I am doing in preparation of, hopefully, home schooling my grandchildren. Reading about this country’s true history, our founding fathers and that amazing constitution, a document  that I have come to believe to be more evidence of the incredible genius of a God intent on empowering man to govern in a fair imitation of a celestial governance. Unfortunately, few of us have taken God seriously on his offer.
And I also am doing some research into survival. Yes, survival. I feel like the damnable grasshopper in that fable warning against indolence. I have played the fiddle all my life instead of methodically building my reserves and resources and using my gifts to secure a life that can withstand the storms. So I scurry to learn about seeds, and gardening, and what staples to stock up on. What do I want on my island of civility should the day come when my family and I must be about sustaining and protecting our own sustenance and survival, bereft of the amazing tools and technology America has afforded us these many decades.

So anyway, I am working on a post and I will go back to doing that now but, I invite you to join in on a conversation that  Ligneus started in this post, Nascent Religion, inquiring as to how one introduces a child to the topic of God.  Especially given the times we live in.

I’ll be back.

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