John 3:16 – Be thankful, grateful, patient, charitable, kind, and smile, as it is infectious. God Bless America; protect our president and Military!
If it is in a game to get your opponent off kilter or out of their comfort zone, yes. We see it happen all the time in sports, generating a response to chaos; as we all have come to learn, it’s the second response that draws the penalty.
We have all experienced a bit of chaos from time to time in our families, schools, and lives, especially those with more than one child. Let’s face it: if something breaks with one child, we pretty much know who did it! The lesson is the learning curve for dealing with adversity in life.
Chaos has now reached a critical division in our founding fathers’ ideals as set forth by the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and the Bill of Rights threatening the very core at our foundation. We have now entered a place where chaos, propagated mainly by the left, has infiltrated almost every level in our Halls of Education, Religious Institutions, and Political arenas, Unions, and all the while being funded by outside money interests, affecting our system at every level: local, state, and national.
This chaos has infiltrated our rules of law by demonizing our Law Enforcement, Border, Judicial System, and Customs agents to the point of even putting them at odds with each other by the sanctuary for Illegal of their Legal citizens by State, city, and Local elected officials.
These have every one of us who still follow a Moral Compass as laid out by the 10 Commandments and the other great philosophers of their time – Seneca, Aristotle, Plato, Socrates, Nietzsche, and, more recently in our own history, George Washington’s Rules of Civility in Company. However, none of which was said long before them by Jesus: “To Love the Lord Your God with all your heart, mind, body, and soul, and added by Jesus, to love your brother as yourself.” Like all philosophies, easy words to live by but hard to do!
Point to Ponder: Agree or disagree, we all need to get over ourselves, become more attuned to what is happening around us, and ask ourselves: Is our behavior that of a civilized nation? Is it constructive or destructive? Does it fall within the guidelines of the 10 Commandments? Would your parents or grandparents approve of this behavior? If you said “NO” to any of these, we must ask ourselves, “Why?” Who is known as the king of CHAOS? He has a name and loves using you, as misery loves company, especially eternally!
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