With Christmas upon us, and Hanukkah just past, a reflection on what the ‘holidays’ should mean is timely.
In an era when we see so much corruption in Washington, and other problems in society, more are asking: is it time to return to basics? Like what faith in God should practically mean? What God considers moral, and immoral?
Dennis Prager made this video in a way that is comfortable for Jews and Christians alike; which polling suggests is nominally about 90 percent of the American population. Since most everyone wants to be dealt with honestly and fairly, how are those ideals best understood and defined?
When the nation reportedly has over a million laws on the books at the local, state, and federal level it is worth recalling that America’s founders were nearly all people of faith. They believed that faith was essentially to a civil society.
In the spirit of the holidays – the holy days – we present this video, which reflects on why God considers freedom to be so important, and how freedom is grounded in morality. ## (Holiday reflections, analysis, commentary.)
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It’s Advent for Christians, and Hanukkah for Jews. At the “darkest” time of the year, when the days are the shortest, believers in America and around the world are celebrating – light. ” Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday commemorating the rededication of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem at the time of the Maccabean Revolt against the Seleucid Empire,” says Wikipedia.
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