“Now can your see, by the dawn’s early light,” our English brethren engaging the fight!
“The shot heard round the world” may now only be but an echo reminding us of the cost paid for American freedom, yet it’s a burden that we all continue to share, passing from generation to generation. Our brothers and sisters of the Isles have now countenanced the fact, expressing their outrage over a succession of Parliaments which have chosen to ignore the obvious. Great Britain is being sold out and with it the history of Western civilization. The upshot being that the English people in exercising their right to freedom of assembly and expression have discovered another right, too long taken for granted – freedom of religion. Good on and waves across the water from us here in The States, as we now contemplate whether we’ll have the courage as to be so bold as the British. And while they as well as our Irish compatriots have broken ground, pray the example is contagious enough that we submit ourselves to God.
While immigration run amuck may best be described as multiculturalism gone awry, the result signals sometime far more ominous – mob-rule by government consent. And yet, while confusion benefits neither the common-good nor the common-man, shared ideals of proper restraint begin to percolate long before the pot begins to boil. It should come as no surprise then to find limits having been placed on human organization by virtue of God. While these ideals have remained embedded within the Christian narrative for millennia, we are only now rediscovering what we’ve taken for granted for far to long, deeming it worth defending. While inspirational, the religious tomes are yet cautionary in their telling, illustrating by way of example the right and wrong of the matter, in turn, revealing much about the causative factors contributing to the rise and fall of civilizations. And while some may ask, where God is in all this, it has been said, and rightly so, that “In Him we live and have our being” (Acts 17:28). In keeping with the objective sense of the passage it may be of some interest to note that when the change comes it often does so at the expense of the oppressor. And from that perspective one would not be wrong in saying that true religion is a justice movement just waiting to happen. A movement whose ideology is configured to either reform or upend any system that runs contrary to the word of God.
That there is this innate quality within humanity which seeks justice and mercy, above all else is plainly evident, as we now can see in the current events transpiring in the British Isles. A large and growing segment of the English population is now beginning to make their case for what they know is right, demonstrating the fact in a way that serves to confirm what many already know to be true. From a religious perspective then, the current trend appears to be proof positive of the Holy Spirit at work. If true, the Nero-cons have ample reason to be concerned, for if God is in it, no one can stand against it. In that token, it then could be said that America itself is ripe for a winnowing; not through wokeness, but through a regenerative spiritual revolution comprised of ordinary people who’ve reached the limit of their own sensibilities when it comes government and the consent of the governed.
