Comments on: The Depression of 1920(!) http://morallaw.org/blog/?p=983 Official blog of the Foundation for Moral Law Thu, 09 Sep 2010 11:13:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: James E. Reeves http://morallaw.org/blog/?p=983&cpage=1#comment-231839 James E. Reeves Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:47:47 +0000 http://morallaw.org/blog/?p=983#comment-231839 The only hope for our republic is the freedoms that come from a constitution of words that were intended and are preserved by the 80% Christian majority. Just as Joshua took the land by intent Christians today have an obligation to become the land of moral thought where freedoms flows down in everlasting abundance. I hope these efforts to explain a victorious Kingdom exist today encourage others to participate. Jews and Muslims continue to distort our children's textbooks and fight each other over land but freedom exist here because of God's Word as in John chapter 1. Jesus is the "anno Domini" of the founding fathers as all government documents were dated to prove Him Providentially so. James E. Reeves The only hope for our republic is the freedoms that come from a constitution of words that were intended and are preserved by the 80% Christian majority.

Just as Joshua took the land by intent Christians today have an obligation to become the land of moral thought where freedoms flows down in everlasting abundance.

I hope these efforts to explain a victorious Kingdom exist today encourage others to participate.
Jews and Muslims continue to distort our children’s textbooks and fight each other over land but freedom exist here because of God’s Word as in John chapter 1.

Jesus is the “anno Domini” of the founding fathers as all government documents were dated to prove Him Providentially so.

James E. Reeves

]]> By: James E. Reeves http://morallaw.org/blog/?p=983&cpage=1#comment-231363 James E. Reeves Wed, 28 Oct 2009 21:22:19 +0000 http://morallaw.org/blog/?p=983#comment-231363 For religious, or humanitarian or philosophical or imperialist motives, prominent Britons learned Hebrew, wrote novels about restoration of the Jewish commonwealth, began settlement and exploration societies and advocated restoration of the Jews in public and in private. Among the advocates we may include Lord Lindsay, Lord Shaftesbury Lord Palmerston, Disraeli, Lord Manchester, George Eliot, Holman Hunt, Sir Charles Warren, Hall Caine and others. Lord Lindsay wrote: The soil of "Palestine still enjoys her sabbaths, and only waits for the return of her banished children, and the application of industry, commensurate with her agricultural capabilities, to burst once more into universal luxuriance, and be all that she ever was in the days of Solomon. ( Crawford, A.W.C. (Lord Lindsay), Letters on Egypt, Edom and the Holy Land, London, H. Colburn 1847, V II, p 71). Charles Henry Churchill, a British resident of Damascus, also became a zealous propagator of the creation of a Jewish State in Palestine. In 1841 he wrote a letter to the Jewish philanthropist Moses Montefiore in which he stated: "...I consider the object to be perfectly obtainable. But, two things are indispensably necessary. Firstly, that the Jews will themselves take up the matter unanimously. Secondly, that the European powers will aid them in their views..." *from Wikipedia This exerpt from British historians prove that a cohersive force was at work in England and may be responsible for scare tactics to distort ethical scripture reading of that time even until now. For religious, or humanitarian or philosophical or imperialist motives, prominent Britons learned Hebrew, wrote novels about restoration of the Jewish commonwealth, began settlement and exploration societies and advocated restoration of the Jews in public and in private. Among the advocates we may include Lord Lindsay, Lord Shaftesbury Lord Palmerston, Disraeli, Lord Manchester, George Eliot, Holman Hunt, Sir Charles Warren, Hall Caine and others.
Lord Lindsay wrote:
The soil of “Palestine still enjoys her sabbaths, and only waits for the return of her banished children, and the application of industry, commensurate with her agricultural capabilities, to burst once more into universal luxuriance, and be all that she ever was in the days of Solomon. ( Crawford, A.W.C. (Lord Lindsay), Letters on Egypt, Edom and the Holy Land, London, H. Colburn 1847, V II, p 71).
Charles Henry Churchill, a British resident of Damascus, also became a zealous propagator of the creation of a Jewish State in Palestine. In 1841 he wrote a letter to the Jewish philanthropist Moses Montefiore in which he stated: “…I consider the object to be perfectly obtainable. But, two things are indispensably necessary. Firstly, that the Jews will themselves take up the matter unanimously. Secondly, that the European powers will aid them in their views…”
*from Wikipedia

This exerpt from British historians prove that a cohersive force was at work in England and may be responsible for scare tactics to distort ethical scripture reading of that time even until now.

]]> By: James E. Reeves http://morallaw.org/blog/?p=983&cpage=1#comment-231267 James E. Reeves Tue, 27 Oct 2009 16:03:18 +0000 http://morallaw.org/blog/?p=983#comment-231267 One of the reasons for the "great depression" is ethics. Moral hazzard affected not only the economy but peoples lives. I stood against "Forced Arbitration" in 2003 at the risk of 33 years service and personal financial loss, because it went against my ethics. Now my grandchildren are at risk of being forced to say Jesus is a common person not the King of A.D. (anno Domini). Who is to blame? POGO said it best "We are"! Our faith should guide us to follow the constitution of the founders intent. Hello; I am James E. Reeves I have written Dr. Richard Land about the issue of his picture and his statements along with other evangelicals praising Rabbi Eckstien in support of scare-tactics and misinterpreted scriptures. Rabbi Eckstien would take money from the targeted elderly population but would never agree to the ethical standard of A.D.(anno Domini). So has Dr. Land become so pluralistic that he can't correct the issue of A.D. being deleted from Christian childrens textbooks and c.e. installed as a normal dating for America's schools by Jews and Muslims? History should teach us ! This is one of my attempts to get Dr. Land's attention. I write to his board of directors. Dr. Lemke, Thank you for your promptness, are you confirming that A.D. means Jesus rules over all other religious or spiritual kingdoms as Revelation 1:5 ? The CIA has records that validate census taken all over the world confirming Christianity affirmation of over 33% and still growing. Should that fact encourage my ethical view of A.D.(anno Domini) as a tool for belief ethics under Hebrews 11:1? James ----- Original Message ----- From: Lemke, Dr. Steve To: James Reeves Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 8:51 AM Subject: RE: Christian ethics James, Yes, it seems to me that the use of “BCE” (before common era) is as much an attempt to eliminate any obvious reference to Christianity as “Xmas” is to take the Christ out of Christmas. I don’t know how to address this issue with your adult students except to note the continuing secularization of our society, and the attempt to marginalize Christianity to the extreme periphery of society. It is interesting to see the Biblical quotations in public buildings in Washington for various government groups who would now pale if they made any reference to Scripture at all. We have denied our heritage, and for that we are the poorer. swl Dr. Steve Lemke, Provost New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary 3939 Gentilly Boulevard New Orleans, Louisiana 70126 Phone: 504-282-4455, ext. 3216 Fax: 504-816-8428 From: James Reeves [mailto:jamesereeves@bellsouth.net] Sent: Monday, October 26, 2009 10:07 PM To: Lemke, Dr. Steve Cc: ROGER SNOW; Kitt Barrett; Jill Waggoner; dhawkins@sebc.edu; CBN Partner Rep Elaine; Bobby Reed; Argile Smith Subject: Christian ethics Dr. Lemke, I am concerned with the watering down of the term (anno Domini) A.D., because it is the one ethical high-ground in all previous founding congressional dating and has now been taken out of school textbooks. Can you help me teach my adult students the ethics of our apathy? James E. Reeves 195 Phillips Ridge. Rd. Empire, Al 35063 jamesereeves@bellsouth.net One of the reasons for the “great depression” is ethics. Moral hazzard affected not only the economy but peoples lives.
I stood against “Forced Arbitration” in 2003 at the risk of 33 years service and personal financial loss, because it went against my ethics.
Now my grandchildren are at risk of being forced to say Jesus is a common person not the King of A.D. (anno Domini).
Who is to blame? POGO said it best “We are”!
Our faith should guide us to follow the constitution of the founders intent.

Hello;
I am James E. Reeves

I have written Dr. Richard Land about the issue of his picture and his statements along with other evangelicals praising Rabbi Eckstien in support of scare-tactics and misinterpreted scriptures. Rabbi Eckstien would take money from the targeted elderly population but would never agree to the ethical standard of A.D.(anno Domini).
So has Dr. Land become so pluralistic that he can’t correct the issue of A.D. being deleted from Christian childrens textbooks and c.e. installed as a normal dating for America’s schools by Jews and Muslims?
History should teach us !

This is one of my attempts to get Dr. Land’s attention. I write to his board of directors.

Dr. Lemke,
Thank you for your promptness, are you confirming that A.D. means Jesus rules over all other religious or spiritual kingdoms as Revelation 1:5 ?
The CIA has records that validate census taken all over the world confirming Christianity affirmation of over 33% and still growing.
Should that fact encourage my ethical view of A.D.(anno Domini) as a tool for belief ethics under Hebrews 11:1?

James
—– Original Message —–
From: Lemke, Dr. Steve
To: James Reeves
Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 8:51 AM
Subject: RE: Christian ethics

James,

Yes, it seems to me that the use of “BCE” (before common era) is as much an attempt to eliminate any obvious reference to Christianity as “Xmas” is to take the Christ out of Christmas. I don’t know how to address this issue with your adult students except to note the continuing secularization of our society, and the attempt to marginalize Christianity to the extreme periphery of society. It is interesting to see the Biblical quotations in public buildings in Washington for various government groups who would now pale if they made any reference to Scripture at all. We have denied our heritage, and for that we are the poorer.

swl

Dr. Steve Lemke, Provost

New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary

3939 Gentilly Boulevard

New Orleans, Louisiana 70126

Phone: 504-282-4455, ext. 3216

Fax: 504-816-8428

From: James Reeves [mailto:jamesereeves@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Monday, October 26, 2009 10:07 PM
To: Lemke, Dr. Steve
Cc: ROGER SNOW; Kitt Barrett; Jill Waggoner; dhawkins@sebc.edu; CBN Partner Rep Elaine; Bobby Reed; Argile Smith
Subject: Christian ethics

Dr. Lemke, I am concerned with the watering down of the term (anno Domini) A.D., because it is the one ethical high-ground in all previous founding congressional dating and has now been taken out of school textbooks.

Can you help me teach my adult students the ethics of our apathy?

James E. Reeves

195 Phillips Ridge. Rd.

Empire, Al 35063

jamesereeves@bellsouth.net

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