America: The Spiritually Covenanted Nation

America is a Spiritually Covenanted Nation! Although many modern Americans will most vehemently and/or viciously deny this highly philosophical argument, the vast majority of their Enlightened Ancestors held it in common and universal agreement... nor, were they without their reasons, in [factually] believing it to be so. More importantly, however, the rest of the world thought so - at that particular time - as well! And yet, many of us will ask : "Upon what basis could such a bold philosophical assertion, or wild political allegation, be made?"

First of all, America's history is entirely unique - from that of all its more numerous political neighbors - in several pivot-ally important ways! Just as Old Testament Abraham was led out of Babylon and Chaldea into the spiritual desert of Canaan, Our New Testament Ancestors were led across the seas in search of a new spiritual homeland. For the unjust spiritual warfare, going on in Europe, was just as excessive as it was in thoroughly pagan-ized Babylon.... Thus, the freedom to practice "consciously driven religion" was the overriding purpose for both: Ancient Israel's and America's ultimate creations! Moreover, every nation on Earth: noticed, speculated, and remarked upon these amazing physical [or political] and spiritual [or philosophical] parallels.

Daring Deeds

Life is risk.... Filled with tragedy and rewards!

Quote:

• "For all sad words of tongue or pen, The saddest are these : ' It might have been!'" - John Greenleaf Whittier

From its inception, as a collection of European colonial assets, to its founding - as a Union of Interdependent American States - The United States of America had been blessed with a singularly remarkable people. A people who would dare to achieve greatness, no matter how significant the costs - which ultimately must born. Risk takers, from every corner of the globe, who set sail across stormy and perilous seas - for a land which was both harsh and unforgiving.

Letting go, of all that they knew, they embraced the unknown and chose the path less certain.... They were searching for something better, than, that offered by already existing: civilization, material-wealth, and its resultant societal life - of comfort and ease. They sought, "The Freedom to Pursue Happiness, however it might be found " - knowing full well, how elusive was that most coveted desire!