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Augustine said, “We are to be the best of citizens,” because we do out of love for God what others do only because they are required to. That includes speaking out on issues of importance in the public square. It also means keeping in touch with the community and its state of health and awareness.
“All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.” (Edmund Burke). We at fishin4politicians.com are asking all good men and women to do something! In the very least to contact us and let us know that you support our ideas that ethical practices make a community a better place to live.
When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace. Jimi Hendrix.
Do you realize that if our country had continued to be governed according to Biblical standards, there would not be an influx of illegal immigrants? As well, the crime rate would be lower, the divorce rate would be closer to zero, abortion laws would not even be necessary because everyone that got pregnant would be overjoyed about it!
In 1892, our Federal Court System deemed this country beyond a shadow of doubt to be a "Christian Nation" in the case of Church of The Holy Trinity vs. United States. Let us continue to be a Christian Nation.
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1588, from politics (q.v.). Colloquial abbreviated form pol is attested from 1942. Alternate form politico (usually in a derogatory sense) is attested from 1630, from It. or Sp. politico, noun use of adj. meaning "political," from L. politicus (see politic).
1427, from M.Fr. politique (14c.) "political," from L. politicus "of citizens or the state, civil, civic," from Gk. politikos "of citizens or the state," from polites "citizen," from polis "city" (see policy (1)). Replaced in mo st adj. senses by political (1551). The verb meaning "to engage in political activity" is first recorded 1917, a back-formation from politics.
1529, "science of government," from politic (adj.), modeled on Aristotle's ta politika "affairs of state," the name of his book on governing and governments, which was in Eng. 1450 as "Polettiques."
"Politicks is the science of good sense, applied to public
affairs, and, as those are forever changing, What is wisdom
to-day would be folly and perhaps, ruin to-morrow. Politicks
is not a science so properly as a business. It cannot have
fixed principles, from which a wise man would never swerve,
unless the inconstancy of men's view of interest and the
capriciousness of the tempers could be fixed." [Fisher Ames
(1758–1808)]
"Politically correct" first attested 1970; abbreviation P.C. is from 1986
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