Going Beyond Science and Theology and into Politics

As I said in yesterday’s blog, my book is much more that the proof of God. Thus, I discuss many subjects, including the political system of the USA. With respect to politics, the assassination of Lincoln again becomes the point of departure to understand the nature of significant US political changes after 1776. In the June 19, 2007 blog, I discuss the future of the USA. I also showed that Lincoln’s assassination marks the loss of the Union, the loss of God, and the loss of a self-sufficient nation. These losses bring forth England’s laissez-faire economy, which is a ‘one against all’ economy, a godless/arbitrary government, a godless/arbitrary political system, and arbitrary State’s rights. The Republic and its mottos and music was gone. Ben Franklin knew that we had to hold the Republic. But, we didn’t. So, today the USA is falling away, away and away with no certain security.

While I recommend courses of action in my book to return the USA to the founding documents in the long range, in this blog I want to recommend an immediate course of action for the upcoming election. Since both the Democratic and Republican parties have policies that are inconsistent with God and the Union. Thus, I will remain at the conservative and liberal levels of politics. At this level, I expect my recommendations to cause a political shift toward the Union. Clearly, political science is indeed a science. However, without God as the standard for measurement in every field of thought, only pseudosciences could be found.

Since the conservative party is more consistent with God and the liberal party is more consistent with atheism, the voter can cause the US political system to move toward the Union only through the conservative party. Thus, if a voter follows the liberal party, the voter can cause the US political system to move toward atheism. Thus, I am suggesting that US citizens vote for the Republican candidate this election and other elections until the Union and a single political party exist.

The long range recommendations in my book will rid the conservative party of any inconsistencies that it might have now with God. Under God, there is no need for a two-party political system. So, nothing lost if the liberal party degenerates. For this reason, I believe that a major portion of the liberal party could move to the conservative party after reading my book. If so, only real atheists will remain in the liberal party. The 2008 election could be a surprise and a landslide for the conservative party. Fortunately, I believe that a political shift away from atheism will reduce and eliminate terrorism because the terrorists are followers of a monotheistic God.