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CELEBRATING Esprit de Corps WWII part 8. World War II part is often referred to as "the last good war". Not that there i...
09/05/2024

CELEBRATING Esprit de Corps WWII part 8.
World War II part is often referred to as "the last good war". Not that there is anything good in warfare, but rather the comment is a reflection on the fact that it was clearly marked as good verses evil. While the allies were in no way perfectly good (is any nation) only olympian mental and philosophical gymnastics could find good in the Axis Nations waging war. Let's agree, The Axis Nations were not good people. Appealing to our higher angels of virtue and decency, our national leaders invoked the civic righteousness for Americans to do their part. The recruiting posters and wartime stateside posters told a big message in a small space. Often they left the meaning of the message in the mind of the beholder. Like a good story teller, they engaged the imagination of the audience to draw out the conclusion or the "how then should we live?" We framed the cause of Good verses Evil in the recruiting posters that were in every Post Office, Government Building and even grocery stores. This was total war, we were all in and everyone was expected to know the object of war clearly defined. True, unpleasant things happened in WWII, but we didn't start this war. We were committed to ending it at any cost. And we did. WWII Recruiting posters reminded us that the freedom and the common spirit existing in the members of a group and inspiring enthusiasm, devotion, and strong regard for the honor of the group. In other words, the spirit for the cause, that inspired our Revolutionary Founders lived and is alive and well in the 1943 soldiers about to embark on the total war and unconditional surrender of the forces of Axis Evil.

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CELEBRATING LABOR DAY AND REMEMBERING WWII part 7. World War II part is often referred to as "the last good war". Not th...
09/02/2024

CELEBRATING LABOR DAY AND REMEMBERING WWII part 7. World War II part is often referred to as "the last good war". Not that there is anything good in warfare, but rather the comment is a reflection on the fact that it was clearly marked as good verses evil. While the allies were in no way perfectly good (is any nation) only olympian mental and philosophical gymnastics could find good in the Axis Nations waging war. Let's agree, The Axis Nations were not good people. Appealing to our higher angels of virtue and decency, our national leaders invoked the civic righteousness for Americans to do their part. The recruiting posters and wartime stateside posters told a big message in a small space. Often they left the meaning of the message in the mind of the beholder. Like a good story teller, they engaged the imagination of the audience to draw out the conclusion or the "how then should we live?"
We framed the cause of Good verses Evil in the recruiting posters that were in every Post Office, Government Building and even grocery stores. This was total war, we were all in and everyone was expected to know the object of war clearly defined.
True, unpleasant things happened in WWII, but we didn't start this war. We were committed to ending it at any cost. And we did.
WWII Recruiting posters reminded us that the freedom to work where you want to and the right to own a business without Government controlling the means of production as in Fascism and Socialism is right as American as the Bill of Rights and the US Constitution.
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WWII part 3. World War II part is often referred to as "the last good war". Not that there is anything good in warfare, ...
08/28/2024

WWII part 3. World War II part is often referred to as "the last good war". Not that there is anything good in warfare, but rather the comment is a reflection on the fact that it was clearly marked as good verses evil. While the allies were in no way perfectly good (is any nation) only olympian mental and philosophical gymnastics could find good in the Axis Nations waging war. Let's agree, The Axis Nations were not good people. Appealing to our higher angels of virtue and decency, our national leaders invoked the civic righteousness for Americans to do their part. The recruiting posters and wartime stateside posters told a big message in a small space. Often they left the meaning of the message in the mind of the beholder. Like a good story teller, they engaged the imagination of the audience to draw out the conclusion or the "how then should we live?"
We framed the cause of Good verses Evil in the recruiting posters that were in every Post Office, Government Building and even grocery stores. This was total war, we were all in and everyone was expected to know the object of war clearly defined.
True, unpleasant things happened in WWII, but we didn't start this war. We were committed to ending it at any cost.
The Army Recruiting Poster is a quotation of Jesus whose call to all mankind is to "Follow Me." Every Sunday School student would easily have made that connection. US Sergeants wear the patch that says "Follow Me" for battlefield leaders don't just send their troops to forward, they lead the way.
The other Poster most likely appeared at a YMCA or other type of Christian meeting place with the, not so subtle, message that the Cross of Christ is greater than any totalitarian political scheme.

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WWII part 6. World War II part is often referred to as "the last good war". Not that there is anything good in warfare, ...
08/26/2024

WWII part 6. World War II part is often referred to as "the last good war". Not that there is anything good in warfare, but rather the comment is a reflection on the fact that it was clearly marked as good verses evil. While the allies were in no way perfectly good (is any nation) only olympian mental and philosophical gymnastics could find good in the Axis Nations waging war. Let's agree, The Axis Nations were not good people. Appealing to our higher angels of virtue and decency, our national leaders invoked the civic righteousness for Americans to do their part. The recruiting posters and wartime stateside posters told a big message in a small space. Often they left the meaning of the message in the mind of the beholder. Like a good story teller, they engaged the imagination of the audience to draw out the conclusion or the "how then should we live?"
We framed the cause of Good verses Evil in the recruiting posters that were in every Post Office, Government Building and even grocery stores. This was total war, we were all in and everyone was expected to know the object of war clearly defined.
True, unpleasant things happened in WWII, but we didn't start this war. We were committed to ending it at any cost. And we did.
The Navy Recruiting poster has a quote from St. Luke 2:14
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Part 4: World War II is often referred to as "the last good war". Not that there is anything good in warfare, but rather...
08/21/2024

Part 4: World War II is often referred to as "the last good war". Not that there is anything good in warfare, but rather the comment is a reflection on the fact that it was clearly marked as good verses evil. While the allies were in no way perfectly good (is any nation) only olympian mental and philosophical gymnastics could find good in the Axis Nations waging war. Let's agree, The Axis Nations were not good people. Appealing to our higher angels of virtue and decency, our national leaders invoked the civic righteousness for Americans to do their part. The recruiting posters and wartime stateside posters told a big message in a small space. Often they left the meaning of the message in the mind of the beholder. Like a good story teller, they engaged the imagination of the audience to draw out the conclusion or the "how then should we live?"
The culture of America during the era that confronted worldwide tyranny found it appropriate to acknowledge the need for help from God during adversarial times. January 1941 found President Franklin D. Roosevelt putting his signature to a New Testament distributed to those in the armed forces of the United States. Even the American Flag flies beneath the Stars and Stripes, as is appropriate during divine services.
As a nation we were not timid in invoking the spiritual nature of good verses evil in the "Last Good War." Find my books on Amazon: https://amazon.com/Stories-Stones-Our-Heritage-Evidence/dp/1548743321/ref=sr_1_1?crid=35U20LU0J1NE6&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.hZRJgOm0f-uUhARH8MYxyotDpepbm01GWVGcnREPi27GjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.qlDvUROvttPQFcOIRP2rXEMgd20BnyO7A58eM_GmYCA&dib_tag=se&keywords=stories+in+stones+schmig&qid=1722940038&sprefix=stories+in+stones+schmig%2Caps%2C91&sr=8-1As well as:https://amazon.com/Our-Stamp-Approval-Story-spaces/dp/1976371899/ref=sr_1_1?crid=US4K5V3K43IV&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.UOwN0GFXl7COFYNbsbYvVerFsoVCb8_-nsAQBoDaQiY.eefb23nb9D0DcO5-NQ2bYlB8U2JHUbQ0XuGwapWQAio&dib_tag=se&keywords=Our+stamp+of+approval+schmig&qid=1724077985&sprefix=our+stamp+of+approval+schmig%2Caps%2C139&sr=8-1

Part 2: World War II is often referred to as "the last good war". Not that there is anything good in warfare, but rather...
08/19/2024

Part 2: World War II is often referred to as "the last good war". Not that there is anything good in warfare, but rather the comment is a reflection on the fact that it was clearly marked as good verses evil. While the allies were in no way perfectly good (is any nation) only olympian mental and philosophical gymnastics could find good in the Axis Nations waging war. Let's agree, The Axis Nations were not good people. Appealing to our higher angels of virtue and decency, our national leaders invoked the civic righteousness for Americans to do their part. The recruiting posters and wartime stateside posters told a big message in a small space. Often they left the meaning of the message in the mind of the beholder. Like a good story teller, they engaged the imagination of the audience to draw out the conclusion or the "how then should we live?"
Famous Boxer Joe Louis "The Brown Bomber" volunteered his services during WWII held exhibition boxing matches to raise money for War Bonds. For his service he is buried in Arlington National Cemetery very near the Tomb. Notice the wording on his Promotional poster. As a nation we were not timid in invoking the spiritual nature of good verses evil in the "Last Good War."
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World War II is often referred to as "the last good war". Not that there is anything good in warfare, but rather the com...
08/17/2024

World War II is often referred to as "the last good war". Not that there is anything good in warfare, but rather the comment is a reflection on the fact that it was clearly marked as good verses evil. While the allies were in no way perfectly good (is any nation) only olympian mental and philosophical gymnastics could find good in the Axis Nations waging war. Let's agree, The Axis Nations were not good people.
Appealing to our higher angels of virtue and decency, our national leaders invoked the civic righteousness for Americans to do their part. The recruiting posters and wartime stateside posters told a big message in a small space. Often they left the meaning of the message in the mind of the beholder. Like a good story teller, they engaged the imagination of the audience to draw out the conclusion or the "how then should we live?"
The man in church has his mind elsewhere- work, the afternoon golf game, maybe dinner. His mind is repeating a line from a bygone sermon, "You can fool everybody but God" so then he should live as giving his full effort as the men on the front lines and battle skies are counting on him.
The little girl is framed in a portion of the Lord's Prayer "Deliver us from evil" innocence relying on Providential Protection symbolized by evil personified.
Wartime posters framing good verses evil merits the moniker "The Last Good War."
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Mitchell, South Dakota holds a special place in my life. When I was a kid, my cousins lived there. So growing up so it w...
08/15/2024

Mitchell, South Dakota holds a special place in my life. When I was a kid, my cousins lived there. So growing up so it was always a treat to visit them at Thanksgiving and during the summer and seeing the sites of Mitchell. The Corn Palace is a must see if you are ever in the area. The Summer of 1969 the corn design celebrated the Space Age and the Moon Landing, it changes every year. Each panel is a labor of patience and artistic creativity. For me, August in Mitchell holds it own special memories, working on the farm bringing in 3rd cutting hay. When I reminisce I can still feel the scratching of the bales on my forearms and the sweat mixed with hay dust. Good times.
A few years ago we went back to visit family and I noticed the Davison County Courthouse in Mitchell has the Bible verse from Psalms Righteousness Exalteth A Nation, the rest of the verse, not chiseled, says but sin is a reproach to any people.
A prescient reminder inscribed on the walls of a local government building in the heartland.

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One of the most ornate buildings in Washington, D.C. is the Jefferson building of the Library of Congress. As if no expe...
08/13/2024

One of the most ornate buildings in Washington, D.C. is the Jefferson building of the Library of Congress. As if no expense was spared in construction, this building is a prime example of the Gilded Lily of the late 1800's. The architects celebrate our rich history, not being burdened by the past, but anchored to it. History is a touchstone to guide us to emulate the good of those before us and avoid the mistakes and errors in judgment that all men possess.
The main reading room of the Jefferson Building recognizes the accomplishments of scientists, artists, as well as men of letters and the law. Pillars designate these aspects of our culture and each has its own motif and reminder above.
Over the statue of Religion is the Bible verse "What doth the Lord require of thee, but to do Justly, to love Mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God." Constitutional Scholar and classical historian Daniel Dreisbach notes that this verse is often quoted in the writings of the Founders.
I think it may have been a not-so subtle reminder that as citizens framing a new government there is a templet precedent for conduct administration of laws and good society.

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The fruitful moment of the painting titled The Embarkation of the Pilgrims prominently displayed in the rotunda of the U...
08/10/2024

The fruitful moment of the painting titled The Embarkation of the Pilgrims prominently displayed in the rotunda of the US Capitol is their prayer meeting on the Speedwell. The painting's metaphor of dark to the right (east side) of the canvas represents the oppression and persecution of English prelates and frustration with the Dutch as they fled to Holland for religious liberty for them and especially their children. Hope is represented in the light of the left (west side) of the canvas. Hope to the extreme, a rainbow directly in front of the young man to the left as he looks to the future and the westward journey to the New World. Pilgrims would have seen significance in the fact that, like Israel, the journeyed East to West and better days are head of them. Of course, their days were not without struggle and hardship, but as they recorded "We have God and isn't that enough?" Especially note in the writing on the sail over Mrs. Winslow's hat the Bible verse "God with us" Matthew 1:23. The artist memorialized for us the physical and spiritual journey with grace and gratitude.

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Both St. Paul and Moses are prominently displayed in the Library of Congress Main Reading Room. Two men authoring major ...
08/08/2024

Both St. Paul and Moses are prominently displayed in the Library of Congress Main Reading Room. Two men authoring major portions of Sacred Scripture. Other statues are there as well of men contributing to philosophy, literature, science, discovery and education.
However, the question to ask is this: Why Judeo-Christianity? As in Moses and St. Paul?
Could it be that the primary worldview of a nation's foundations are reflected in the the writings of these men?
One more question if you will. What nation that identifies itself as atheistic, China, Cuba, etc. would have monuments to these two?
The primary worldview of today is secularism. Honesty admits it. Dishonest says as a nation we have always been secularist. Actually, it would be more honest for them to admit that yes, there was a day when the foundations were built on a worldview that is no longer the coin of the realm.
Our Founders wrote of a "frequent recurrence to fundamental principles" the idea to use our founding principles as a touchstone to guide present day realities.
That is not a bad idea.
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"Proclaim Liberty Throughout the Land Unto all the inhabitants thereof" Leviticus 25:10The verse also says "it shall be ...
08/06/2024

"Proclaim Liberty Throughout the Land Unto all the inhabitants thereof" Leviticus 25:10

The verse also says "it shall be a jubile unto you;"

The Liberty Bell , a familiar symbol of freedom in the United States, was ordered by the Pennsylvania Assembly in 1751 to commemorate the 50-year anniversary of William Penn's 1701 Charter of Privileges; it was to be installed in 1752 in the Pennsylvania State House, now known as Independence Hall. The bell was cast in London, England and then shipped to Pennsylvania. (h/t bensguide)

Just as in the Bible, the 50th year celebration memorialized the Jubilee. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania was founded as an experiment in religious toleration and individual freedom.

A reproduction of that Bell (twice the size of the original in Philadelphia) is in Front of Union Station in Washington, D.C.

When protesters defaced the symbol of freedom, their vandalism is not only an affront to our national heritage, but the Biblical concept of Liberty and Jubilee, as inscribed on the Bell itself.

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