The Latter-day Liberator

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When You Should Overthrow The Government

Posted on by William H. Douglas

What is the purpose of government? What separates a just government from an unjust government?

What is the difference between a good government and a bad one?
What ideas should a good government be based upon? How can you tell when a government has gone bad?

When should you be loyal to a government? How long does it command your loyalties?

When should you resist it? When should you rebel against it?
When should you tear it down entirely?

This article answers all these questions and more.

This is how we resurrect a free society.

A Christian’s Duty to Society

Posted on by William H. Douglas

The fallen society we find ourselves living in is rife with corruption, violence, brutality, and evil. As followers of Jesus Christ, what exactly is our role in trying to change this, how do we do it, and just how dedicated should we be to that cause? Here I address these questions about the greatest source of violence, brutality, and corruption in the world today.

The Dismal Fourth of July

Posted on by William H. Douglas

This Saturday is the Fourth of July, American Independence Day. It is the first in the life of the Latter-day Liberator and it dawns dismally. Instead of a celebration of revolution and liberty, we find the creeping Fascism of the past few decades has suddenly become a raging torrent as the officers of the State have begun to openly wage war directly upon American citizens and the actions of those in power threaten hundreds of millions of people with absolute poverty, starvation, devastation, and death. But there is hope. By recovering the ideas and truths of the past that gave birth to the original Independence Day we can renew and reestablish our rights as never before for this Independence Day and every one after it.