The Founders' Principles of Freedom - Part 1

10/17/22 • 29 min

In this episode I review the first 7 principles of freedom from the book, 5000 Year Leap, that virtually all the Founding Fathers agreed with. I cover the political spectrum the Founders used (not right and left), the important of moral citizens and leaders, the role of God and religion in our country, and the difference between equal opportunity and equal outcomes. I demonstrate the importance of letting principles guide our actions with the example of abortion. You don't want to miss it!

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In this episode we dive a litter deeper into the Revolutionary War and focus on the incredible persistence of George Washington. When we are doing God's work, we will face intense opposition, but he will be with there with us, like he was with the Founders during the Revolutionary War, to help assure our ultimate victory despite opposition.

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The Founders' Principles of Freedom - Part 2 (Unalienable Rights and Where Sovereign Power Lies)

In this episode, I continue sharing principles of freedom that our Founders believed in and which informed how they built this country. This episode explains what unalienable rights and where the come from. I also dive into the Divine Right of Kings and how revolutionary it was to build a country on the foundation of sovereignty resting with the masses. This seems obvious to us, but the implications of this shift in thinking have been staggering.