Saturday, February 20, 2021

Can a human being (e.g., Mike Pence) witness for Jesus Christ?

 

Phil Beaver seeks to collaborate on the-objective-truth, which can only be discovered. The comment box below invites readers to write.

"Civic" refers to citizens who collaborate for individual happiness with civic integrity more than for the city, state, nation, or society.

Consider writing a personal paraphrase of the preamble, which offers fellow citizens mutual equality:  For discussion, I convert the preamble’s predicate phrases to nouns and paraphrase it for my interpretation of its proposal as follows:  This good citizen practices the U.S. disciplines---integrity, justice, peace, strength, and prosperity, "in order to” develop responsible human-independence “to ourselves and our Posterity.  I want to improve my interpretation by listening to other citizens and their interpretations yet would preserve the original, 1787, text, unless it is amended by the people.

It seems the Supreme Court occasionally refers to it, and no one has challenged whether or not the preamble is a legal statement. The fact that it changed this independent country from a confederation of states to a union of states deliberately managed by disciplined fellow citizens convinces me the preamble is legal. Equity in opportunity and outcome is shared by the people who collaborate for human justice.

Every citizen has equal opportunity to either trust-in and collaborate-on the goals stated in the preamble or be dissident to the agreement. I think 2/3 of citizens try somewhat to use the preamble but many do not articulate commitment to the goals. However, it seems less than 2/3 understand that “posterity” implies grandchildren. “Freedom of religion,” which fellow citizens have no means to discipline, oppresses freedom to develop integrity.

Selected theme from this week

Can a human being witness for Jesus Christ?

Like Socrates before Jesus was born, Jesus did not write. St. Luke used hate toward family and self as the cost of discipleship (14:26). St. John used hate 5 times to express the attitude of people who are not elected by God to believe Jesus (15:18-23). Matthew wrote that Jesus said the individual human being who intends-to can perfect their person before dying (5:48). St. John wrote that Jesus said “before Abraham was born I am” (8:58).

These ideas attributed to Jesus by ancient writers are civically unreliable to me and I would never choose to pit Jesus Christ against the 1787 U.S. Constitution. I think fellow citizens who do so invite woe.

I think the U.S. Congress placed itself in jeopardy when it formed a religion-Congress partnership in 1791. More importantly, they have brought misery and loss to the continuum We the People of the United States. “Ourselves and our Posterity” of 2021 can revise the First Amendment so as to promote civic integrity rather than religious opinion before 2022.

Quora

https://www.quora.com/Is-there-such-a-thing-as-an-enemy-of-humanity-Does-humanity-in-unity-or-by-consensus-have-to-consent-to-declaring-a-person-or-organization-as-their-enemy? by Viktor Bondarchuk

I think competition for a higher power to act as surrogate for responsible-human-independence is humanity’s enemy.

Neither a God nor a government will usurp the individual’s obligation to constrain chaos during their life rather than accept infidelity to their person. When most fellow-citizens accept that they are a human being and thus have the individual power, the individual energy, and the individual authority (HIPEA) to develop the-humble-integrity by which to practice responsible-human-independence will humankind perceive its opportunity to provide peace on earth by constraining chaos no matter who or what causes it.

It seems to me this principle was expressed 4,000 years ago in Genesis 1:27-28.

https://www.quora.com/How-can-a-country-be-loyal-to-society? by Sari Setiawati

A country that coaches and encourages its youth and beyond to accept being a human being and develop responsible-human-independence is loyal to the people. However, the people divide into societies that develop humble-integrity in self-interest and others who develop dependencies---well-fare players, criminals, tyrants, religious-fundamentalists, and worse.

The 1787 U.S. Constitution specifies such a nation. So far, the continuum “ourselves and our Posterity” have not accepted the 6 disciplines specified in the preamble: integrity, justice, peace, strength, prosperity, and responsible-human-independence. Religion is assigned to privacy, and the government hubris to-license liberty is constrained by the individual freedom-to develop humble-integrity.

https://www.quora.com/Are-we-humans-political-by-nature? by Andrea Bautista

I think a political philosopher expressed it in Genesis 1:27-28: female&male human-being has dominion over the other species and the earth. In a culture of humble-integrity, the youth are encouraged and coached to accept being a human-being.

https://www.quora.com/Are-there-limits-to-natural-rights? by Gary Bulloch

Following the suggestion in Genesis 1:27-28, in 2021 perspective, I think the only valid human right is freedom-to develop the humble-integrity by which to perfect your person before mind and body stop functioning.

https://www.quora.com/What-rights-do-we-have-as-people-but-actually-don-t-Why-What-are-they-What-is-an-example? by Sarah Skopick

Ms. Skopick, your question is well presented, especially because of “as people”.

I think people divide themselves on whether or not they accept the opportunity to develop a human being during a complete lifetime. I think human-being is comprised of body, mind, and person; thus, I use my body and mind to develop my person: Phil Beaver.

Soul is a mystery that was constructed by civilizations, and a human-being may choose to live for the mysterious soul or develop their unique person. I do not oppose and do not hold the opinion that a human-being can pursue both goals. However, I think it is sufficient to accept that the person had no action in the origin of their ovum or spermatozoon and therefore has no responsibility to mystery.

The human-being is responsible to develop humble-integrity to the-ineluctable-truth, most of which is unknown. Thus, their mantra is: I accept and witness that I don’t know what I don’t know. For example, I don’t know if extraterrestrial life exists; I think so, but don’t know. Further, I don’t know if the-God exists; I think not, yet am humble to whatever controls the unfolding of the universe, be it physics and its progeny, energy, chaos, a creator, the-Creator, the-God, or God. I think it is important to conform to physics and its progeny including psychology. For example, if there’s a tsunami coming, move to higher ground. Also, never lie, so as to lessen human misery and loss. It is especially critical not to forsake humility.

In a culture of humble-integrity, most adults coach and encourage their youth to 1) accept the opportunities afforded the human-being, 2) accept human individual power, individual energy, and individual authority (HIPEA) to develop humble-integrity toward their person, and 3) to use their HIPEA to develop responsible-human-independence, intending to perfect their unique person before body and mind stop functioning. I think the-good is to trust any actual-soul to its origin. That is to say, have faith in the-origin rather than a human construct. But I don’t know about souls.

Human rights are an artifact of civilization. That is to say, rights are licensed by the victor in war, military might being the judge in human-division. As you suggest in your question, neither military nor spiritual power usurps fate in the assurance of life, liberty, property, and the pursuit of happiness. The only valid human-prerogative I imagine is the opportunity to develop humble-integrity, in order to practice responsible-human-independence. The agent who would constrain this human opportunity is a tyrant and ought to lose their   power.

There exists a proffered, unfortunately undeveloped, culture of humble-integrity. It specifies 6 public disciplines, without standards. Thereby, the ultimate “ourselves and our Posterity” have minimal obstruction in the path to humble-integrity. The disciplines, according to the 1787 U.S. Constitution, in my view, are: integrity, justice, peace, strength, prosperity, and responsible-human-independence. Notice that religion is not one of the disciplines, I think both the founders (1776 independence from England) and the framers (1787 constitution for domestic order) deemed the choice to pursue religion is private to adults. That is, they were declaring independence from England’s constitutional church-state-partnership, with 26 bishop-seats in Parliament.

Many events connect the founders’ 1776 separation of church and state to an ancient, middle-eastern philosopher’s suggestion in Genesis 1:27-28, in a 2021 view: the-God-of-Genesis-1 assigned to female&male human-being the independent responsibility to constrain chaos in the universe. The founders expressed no denigration of England’s Protestant-Trinity as they cited “Nature and Nature’s God” as the source of human authority. Further, they appealed to “the good People” to trust their war’s consequence “to the Supreme Judge of the world” and Providence. Anticipating loss, in 1778, they negotiated for military providence from France. That is to say, contemplating Genesis 1’s charge or not, they separated church and state.

The framers, in 1787, declined the suggestion to begin each day with prayer, and specified a nation that depends upon the continuum “ourselves and our Posterity” to hold government officials accountable to Posterities standard of responsible-human-independence. The constitution specifies that no office will be taken under a religious oath. Some scholars erroneously or defiantly call the 1787 U.S. Constitution the godless-constitution rather than the constitution that comports to Genesis 1. Because of the report that Jesus said, “Before Abraham was born I AM,” for all I know, Jesus is the author of Genesis 1. I don’t think so, but don’t know.

In conclusion, the only valid human right I have considered is the right to develop the humble-integrity by which to practice responsible-human-independence rather that tolerate infidelity to self. This principle is expressed in Genesis 1, the 1776 Declaration, and the 1787 U.S. Constitution. It is arrogated in Congress’ 1791 Bill of Rights, especially the First Amendment’s religion clauses that create a religion-Congress tyranny in the U.S.

We, the 2021 “ourselves and our Posterity” could . . . should, before 2022, revise the First Amendment from “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof . . .” to “Elected and appointed officials in the U.S. shall make no action that constrains civic integrity . . . “ I’m certain a civic people will develop a better revision, I hope before 2022 arrives.

FB add on: People have the right to develop humble-integrity, and Congress represses that right by imposing Congress-partnership with religion, in particular theism, specifically Christianity, dominantly factional Protestantism in competition with divided Catholicism, posed as Judeo-Christianity, now under cancellation-attack by the Ethiopian Tewahedo Church or a competitor perhaps in partnership with other Abrahamic descendants.

https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-best-examples-of-United-we-stand-divided-we-fall-in-today-s-society? by Skye R. Regan

A political philosopher 4 thousand years ago, represented in Genesis 1:27-28, suggested that (in 2021 language) that female&male human-beings are charged to independently constrain chaos in the universe.

Since then, rather than establishing responsible-human-independence, civilizations have divided over how to persuade the-God, perhaps of the-God of Genesis 1 or another doctrine, to assume humankind’s responsibility to establish peace.

Only the individual who accepts the power, energy, and authority of the human being (HIPEA) can develop the humble-integrity to constrain chaos during their lifetime and thereby influence society to comport with Genesis 1. Divided individuals tolerate infidelity to themselves.

FB add on: Divided individuals tolerate infidelity to themselves.

https://www.quora.com/unanswered/What-do-you-think-are-the-aspects-in-society-that-need-change-What-mechanisms-of-collective-behavior-would-you-use-to-improve-society? by King Barerra

Civic citizens should mutually appreciate, without inquiry, the other’s higher power. In other words, fellow-citizens should mutually expect civic behavior, and if it comes, accept that the other is developing a life of personal-chaos-prevention, for reasons the other perceives as their person’s unique happiness.

      If the other causes chaos, they have not accepted being human. That is, they have not accepted the individual power, the individual energy, and the individual authority (HIPEA) to develop responsible-human-independence in life. They are yet fellow-citizens, and there is every hope that they will discover HIPEA and use it to develop humble-integrity. In the meantime, civic citizens are obliged to constrain them under written law. Further, civic citizens must continually discover injustices and revise the law in order to approach statutory justice. Citizens who apply HIPEA to develop crime and other evil nonetheless will not tolerate or yield to hypocrisy.

      These principles are not new. So far, no nation has established a culture of responsible-human-independence in order to constrain chaos. However, such a nation was proffered in 1787 then repressed in 1791. Four documents deliver the message. The proffered culture can be established in less than a generation, because of the speed of positive Internet connections by civic people.

      Here are the 4 documents. Genesis 1:27-28 suggests responsible-human-independence; separation of higher power from human duty; separation of church and state. The founders’ message in the 1776 declaration of independence from England: Nature’s God from England’s Trinity; “the good People” claiming military power according “to the Supreme Judge of the world”; and in 1778, negotiating military providence from France; separation of church and state. The framers’ message in the 1787 constitution for political order in the United States: the good People expressed as “We the People of the United States” with six stated disciplines that leave religion to privacy; exclude religious oaths of office; separation of church and state. Congress’s tyranny in 1791, codifying a religion-Congress-partnership: defying the first three documents and each generation since then leaving “ourselves and our Posterity” of 2021 to establish separation of church and state.

      This view of those 4 documents express the necessity to revise the First Amendment, in order to promote civic-integrity rather than religious opinion. As a minimum, it should be changed from “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof . . .” to “U.S. Legislatures shall make no law constraining civic integrity . . . “ I’m certain a civic people will develop a better revision, I hope before 2022 arrives.

FB add on: The current “ourselves and our Posterity” should reform from religious opinion to civic integrity before 2022; later if not then.

https://www.quora.com/How-would-you-rate-your-level-of-free-will-1-you-are-completely-under-the-influence-of-the-media-and-your-peers-10-You-are-a-complete-free-thinker-unafraid-to-alienate-others-and-lose-friends-over-what-you-think? by Andre Chaisson

My mantra for about 3 decades has been “I don’t know” what I don’t know. However, I study and write what I think. Many people have said they like my writing but don’t understand it. Less than a hand-count like my work. My wife of 51 years smiles when I sing to her and kisses me when I kiss her. My daughters wish me Happy Valentine. My new niece thanked us for their wedding gift.

Our lemon tree is covered and so is our blueberry bush for the 23 F temp in the morning. I feel good and productive.

More and more, I am learning to write or speak then listen and respond. Most importantly, I work hard to warrant appreciation by expressing genuine appreciation.

Thank you, Mr. Chaisson, for your question and interest.

https://www.quora.com/unanswered/Is-it-possible-for-an-individual-to-perfect-their-person-before-dying

https://www.quora.com/If-something-asserted-is-factually-correct-then-its-correct-whether-we-believe-it-or-not-Likewise-with-incorrect-Is-there-anything-thats-factually-correct-or-incorrect-simply-because-it-is-believed-to-be? by Eric Sweeten

With the modifier “simply because” I feel confident to say absolutely not.

However, a belief may be the-ineluctable-truth. For example, I think belief in Jesus Christ as personal savior can be true if the believer comprehends the historical Jesus’ messages rather than the mysteries people recorded about him. I’m not about to speculate what those messages mean to people of responsible-human-independence. But don’t mistake my point:  If belief in Jesus empowers an individual to perfect their unique person, the belief seems factual even though the individual effected the perfection.

I am aware of some possibilities about Jesus. For example, Ralph Waldo Emersion (RWE), in “Divinity School Address” (1838) said every human has the possibility to perfect their unique person before death, according to Jesus’ church-repressed suggestion. And Genesis 1:27-28, a political philosophy from 4,000 years ago, suggests female&male human being is so powerful as to independently flourish, take dominion over the other living species, and subdue the earth. Perhaps rather than “before Abraham was born I AM” Jesus really said humankind’s supremacy on earth was evident long before Abraham.

I can imagine someone who takes Genesis 1:27-28 to mean they can and must constrain chaos in their way of living and behave accordingly can regard the rest of us as imperfect if not lost, hopefully with kindness rather than absolute disdain. RWE seemed kind till the end.

FB add on: Is it possible for an individual to perfect their person before dying?

https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-situational-examples-of-a-perplexed-conscience/answer/Phil-Beaver-1? by Patricia Woodbury again, from last week

Article 2, Section 3 of the U.S. constitution says the president “shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed”. When the Supreme Court would not fast-track Trump’s petitions, Trump’s lawyers proposed that Pence send the disputed electoral votes back to the states. The U.S. Supreme Court may then have been forced to intervene. The contested states might have to produce the data they would not turn over to Trump.

Litigation of these issues is still possible, and if so, I have no idea the outcome. See February 19 schedule in Pennsylvania case at US Supreme Court set to decide in Feb. whether to hear US Rep. Mike Kelly's election case.

Democrats are trying to ignore that inviting woe often turns out worse than anyone expected.

Once again, your statement, “The constitution said count the votes” is too easy: It’s count the legal votes and cast aside the illegal attempts.

If it is proven that the election was stolen, I’m betting the administration will be changed by the Supreme Court.

To Patricia Woodbury again:

My topic is responsible-human-independence to constrain chaos during human life, as stipulated in a 2021 view of Genesis 1:27–28.

Constraining chaos starts with the developing focus in order to respond to a challenge if you want to. It seems to me you prefer chaos rather than either challenge or response. Why?

To Patricia Woodbury again:

It’s pretty easy to “suppose” but it also expresses uncertainty; failure; self-debasement.

Starting from Genesis 1:27–28, I make the case that men and women have had, for 4 thousand years, a political philosopher’s suggestion that a power higher than humankind holds humankind responsible for peace on earth. In other words, it’s a separation of church and state on par with Jesus’ statement that a person should render to both Caesar and to God according to the separate functions: civic necessity and spiritual happiness.

I then make the case that Pence may be suffering doubts as to whether he should hold Jesus above Trump respecting the U.S. Constitution and that if so, he can restore Pence-greatness by accept the Pence-error and taking action to prevent it in the future.

For all we know, Pence’s failure to give the 74 million voters their day, January 6, 2021 caused the pre-planned storming of the capital “if”. Before noon, Pence announced he would, in effect, no longer be Trump’s VP. He abused my vote for Pence—-just another Christian who believes Jesus obeys Pence-opinion rather than Jesus’ message: separate church and state in this case.

You tell me if the crowd would have turned violent under Pence-decisiveness to separate church and state.

To Patricia Woodbury again:

Switching from supposition to fear doesn’t help your error respecting my original message.

It’s not one man. It’s a culture of humble-integrity.

That culture is proffered in the 1787 constitution for domestic discipline in the United States, consistently with both the 1776 declaration of war against England and Genesis 1 respecting separation of church and state. So far, We the People of the United States have not established the intended culture. It is repressed by the 1791, unconstitutional imposition of a religion-Congress-partnership. It is individually repressed each time a Christian holds their beliefs about Jesus in higher authority than Jesus’ messages. The victims of 1791 Congressional hypocrisy are “ourselves and our Posterity”, now some 12 generations deep.

I have not read one word that instructs me that Trump agrees with me. In fact, I urge Trump to reform from the traditional people’s-attempt: to bargain with God to take the responsible-human-independence that is assigned to female&male human-beings, according to Genesis 1:27–28, the 1776 Declaration, and the 1787 Constitution.

To Patricia Woodbury again:

Actually, it’s a question of the Senate doing its job rather than submitting to cancellation opinion under “freedom of religion” instead of humility under civic integrity.

Two states had contesting electoral votes. Under the Constitution, the Senate dominated by the GOP and Pence, controversially, could send those votes back to the states for resolutions of the contests. The Democrats would file a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality, and the Supreme Court would adjudicate.

This is a matter of state according to the Constitution rather than Jesus according to the Bible’s mysteries. And it especially is independent of Pence’s beliefs about Jesus, ineluctable-reality does not respond to Pence’s opinion.

Not accepting its 1787 intentions to establish 6 public disciplines is the cause of the chaos we now suffer. The 2021 “ourselves and our Posterity” should establish at last responsible-human-independence: separation of church and state.

To Patricia Woodbury again:

The contested states were Arizona, objection presented by Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Pennsylvania, objection presented by Rep. Scott Perry (R-Pa.) and Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.). Four other states were partially contested: Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, and Wisconsin.

If Pence had not betrayed the U.S. Commander-in-Chief the outcome would be different. For all we know, Pence would also have comported with Jesus Christ’s messages (render unto Caesar . . . and Genesis 1) rather than Pence-beliefs. Also, for all we know, the plan to storm the Capital might have been called off, with Pence’s promise kept.

If Pence is feeling bad, he can reform and make amends, for example, by leading revision of the First Amendment in order to promote civic integrity rather than foment religious tyranny.

To Patricia Woodbury again:

It’s a Senate, constitutional function. I bet you know Republicans in the contested states had presented electoral votes for Trump/Pence so that one Congressperson and one Senator could advance their complaint. I bet you know Pence had promised on January 4 in Georgia that on January 6, Trump voters would be heard. Your self pretends to know the outcome if Pence had fulfilled his promise.

In the same speech, Pence witnessed his opinion about Jesus Christ (with typical humility-privation toward Jesus’s mysterious messages). For example, Jesus reportedly claimed: non-believers (people not elected by God to believe Jesus) hate Christians, Jesus, and God (I deny that claim, by St. John); render to Caesar what is due; “be perfect”; and “before Abraham I AM” (which I don’t doubt if what Jesus expressed is that the perfectibility of the living human individual was known before Abraham was born). Perhaps that’s the meaning of Genesis 1:27-28.

Many Christians ignore Jesus’ mysteries, I think at their person’s peril; perhaps a soul’s peril.

Stubborn skeptics pretend to ignore ineluctable-evidence that refutes mysteries they’d like to preserve. The skeptic, like the Alinsky-Marxist organizer (AMO), can go on forever, never accepting that they constantly change their topic.

Jesus’ messages are challenging, even for the U.S. Supreme Court. Tell me: How do you know green-grass is green? Thank you.

To Patricia Woodbury again:

The Supreme Court will hear some cases and the consequences could change the lame opinion you attempt to impose on my issues: separation of church and state as recommended by Jesus Christ and carried out by both the 1776 Declaration and the 1787 U.S. Constitution.

Will the sun come out tomorrow? Thanks

https://www.quora.com/A-British-judge-ruled-that-freedom-of-expression-without-the-freedom-to-offend-is-not-a-freedom-worth-having-Why-doesnt-Quora-uphold-this-principle? by Alexander Lovatt

The human individual has no escape from the continuous urge for freedom-from oppression. In my experience, awareness of this human condition increases with maturity.

Thus, I don’t know whether to admit naiveté or assert that we live in a civilization cross-road. Certainly, the Internet has increased modes of communication. Some individuals have the grammar to function well in world-wide expression forums. Others, like me, are desperately trying to learn grammar they never knew.

Communications servants like Quora are at the center of a revolution. Whereas in the past, some citizens were aware that press-freedom to lie empowers the individual to discern liars. Discernment is critical to forming opinion with the-ineluctable-truth is not known (most of the time). So, the first opinion I offer is that the British judge is correct. Another point, perhaps his, is equally important:  An individual who expresses an opinion is likely to offend someone, and the expresser cannot take responsibility for the responses to their opinion.

Another problem Quora faces is that it wants to serve everyone in the universe, and different laws cover different nations. Yet Quora is located in the U.S., and must observe U.S. laws according to Quora-lawyers. Speech and copyright laws differ in countries.

Copyright is another complicated issue. Just about any thought I can imagine, with skillful use of Internet search will discover a reference to a related statement. For example, “discipline of, by, and for the public”. This search finds several articles with that phrase. Different articles come if you change “public” to “people”. It all reminds me of Lincoln’s Gettysburg phrase “government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth”. Yet I feel no obligation to cite past literature when I write that in my opinion the preamble to the U.S. Constitution proffers 6 public disciplines: integrity, justice, peace, strength, prosperity, and responsible-human-independence; that is to say, discipline of, by, and for the people. But a Quora monitor might challenge the originality of my statements. If so, I can present the above argument:  The Internet empowers readers to independently examine originality.

I assert that my opinions are founded in my experiences and observations, and the Internet is more reliable than my memory in recalling past influences, their context, their syntax, and similarities that could excite a Quora-monitor’s interest more than mine.

In my experience, Quora intends to create a forum for free, responsible conversation wherein fellow-citizens may connect rather than cancel. The one suggestion I would make is that they carry The human individual has no escape from the continuous urge for freedom-from oppression. In my experience, awareness of this human condition increases with maturity.

Thus, I don’t know whether to admit naiveté or assert that we live in a civilization cross-road. Certainly, the Internet has increased modes of communication. Some individuals have the grammar to function well in world-wide expression forums. Others, like me, are desperately trying to learn grammar they never knew.

Communications servants like Quora are at the center of a revolution. Whereas in the past, some citizens were aware that press-freedom to lie empowers the individual to discern liars. Discernment is critical to forming opinion with the-ineluctable-truth is not known (most of the time). So, the first opinion I offer is that the British judge is correct. Another point, perhaps his, is equally important:  An individual who expresses an opinion is likely to offend someone, and the expresser cannot take responsibility for the responses to their opinion.

Another problem Quora faces is that it wants to serve everyone in the universe, and different laws cover different nations. Yet Quora is located in the U.S., and must observe U.S. laws according to Quora-lawyers. Speech and copyright laws differ in countries.

Copyright is another complicated issue. Just about any thought I can imagine, with skillful use of Internet search will discover a reference to a related statement. For example, “discipline of, by, and for the public”. This search finds several articles with that phrase. Different articles come if you change “public” to “people”. It all reminds me of Lincoln’s Gettysburg phrase “government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth”. Yet I feel no obligation to cite past literature when I write that in my opinion the preamble to the U.S. Constitution proffers 6 public disciplines: integrity, justice, peace, strength, prosperity, and responsible-human-independence; that is to say, discipline of, by, and for the people. But a Quora monitor might challenge the originality of my statements. If so, I can present the above argument:  The Internet empowers readers to independently examine originality.

I assert that my opinions are founded in my experiences and observations, and the Internet is more reliable than my memory in recalling past influences, their context, their syntax, and similarities that could excite a Quora-monitor’s interest more than mine.

In my experience, Quora intends to create a forum for free, responsible conversation wherein fellow-citizens may connect rather than cancel.

I suggest that they carry the original questioner’s name in all subsequent posts.

FB add on: 
In my limited experience, Quora.com seems intent on providing a forum whereby fellow-citizens of the universe may converse to connect rather than to cancel. If I’m mistaken, I hope someone will inform me.

Phil Beaver does not “know.” He trusts in and is committed to the-objective-truth which can only be discovered. Conventional wisdom has truth founded on reason, but it obviously does not work.

Phil is agent for A Civic People of the United States, a Louisiana, education non-profit corporation. See online at promotethepreamble.blogspot.com, and consider essays from the latest and going back as far as you like.

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