Creation accompanies destruction. As something old dies, something new is born. Even Scripture attests to this, saying, “Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit.”1…
Stewart K. Lundy
Hat tip to D.W. Sabin for the following quote from the New York Times:
“The Federal Government is about to undertake what the General Services Administration calls the largest public building project since construction of the Pentagon during World War…
No, really.
While not necessarily agrarian, she is close to nature. Patrick Henry College graduate Suzanna Logan is certainly for limited government. Apparently Logan is going to help the media notice and cover (or uncover?) the tea parties going unnoticed…
Ignorance is the source of knowledge, silence is the source of noise, and stillness is the source of change. The emptiness of the future provides the possibility for movement. This is the principle of conservatism: preserving not only possibility, but the very possibility of possibilities. This impulse is conservative, but never at the expense of future generations. Conservatism is the art of living.
