With Liberty and Justice for All “Barry and Harry” defended those principles valiantly 60 years ago, in words that ring just as true today. by William Murchison. December 1, 2020, 12 ...

How many times have we said those words with pride and confidence, without reflecting that we are setting ourselves the unending task of conflict resolution: one person’s liberty vs justice for ...

Embracing freedom: With liberty and justice for all ... We had a beloved basset hound at the time named Elvis, who did run every time the gate was open, making friends with all of our neighbors.

Maybe “liberty and justice for all” is best summarized in the golden rule that He gave us, another “pledge” we learned as children: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you ...

The guarantee of “liberty and justice for all” is part of the American promise that was first declared on July 4, 1776. In three years, we will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the founding ...

“With liberty and justice for all.”So ends our Pledge of Allegiance. As a statement of aspiration, it shines. As a description of the condition of the nation, it burns a bit less brightly ...

Every time we voice our pledge to the flag, we are reminded of our American commitment: “one nation, under God, with liberty and justice for all.” Justice is important. We cannot have liberty ...