Archive for March, 2008:

The Power of One

After my grandfather passed away, he came to me in a dream. He pointedto the sky, telling me to look. I gazed up into the stars, and I saw...

A Hope and Vision For The Youth of Zion

An overview of LDS principles in education. Brigham Young taught: "I am opposed to free education as much as I am opposed to taking away property from one man and giving it to another...   

Anarchy, the Freedom that Never Was

To want anarchy is to want actions without consequence, to  want what never was nor can ever be.  It  is chaos without the hope derived of order and law...

Is Pre-Emptive War Justified?

There are certainly moral and ethical justifications for such actions, but they come from such sources as Hitler and Machiavelli. Hardly the bastions of traditional...

War in Iraq; War in Somalia, in Bosnia, Kosovo, War, War, War…

Woe to them that call evil good, and good evil;, that put darkness for light, and light for darkness...

On President Hinckley’s “War and Peace”

Those who wish to either emphasize the fallibility of the Prophet or rubber-stamp the current Iraq war frequently cite President Hinckley's "War and Peace" talk from the April 2003 General Conference...

Prophetic Political Silence

It is obvious that Church leaders in previous decades (and centuries, for that matter) were far more outspoken in a variety of political matters, not just those dealing with morality.

The New World Order War

What was the real purpose of the war on Iraq?

Our Sacred Rights

Our rights are of divine origin. They have been given to us by our Heavenly Father with purposeful intent as part of His plan of salvation.

Analyzing Mitt Romney’s Foreign Policy Views

Why They Do Not Conform to the Teachings of the Latter-day Prophets and Our Nation's Inspired Founding Fathers

Sign Me Up for World Government

Imagine my surprise as I turned the pages and saw an illustration of Jesus Christ in His Second Coming, descending... A number of years ago my wife and I went shopping at the local thrift store for clothes for our little baby boy. After my wife found some sleepers, I mentioned ...

In Defense of a Principled Approach to Law

Why would anyone object to a principled approach to law?.. At first glance one might well ask, "Why would anyone object to a principled approach to law? Why the need for a defense?" The answer lies in two facts: 1) a logically consistent, non-conflicting set of principles governing law and government ...

A Nation of Divine Destiny

The United States of America is the greatest nation in history. It is truly a nation of divine destiny! Why was it formed, and what is its divine duty and destiny? What is our role in its preservation? The answers to these momentous questions are worthy of our solemn consideration! The ...

Sovereign Brother

Dear Sovereign Brother of the LDS faith, Brother and fellow King, not only in Christ but as a warrior on the front lines against the Beast, for in my slightly updated words from Shakespeare's Henry the Fifth: For he who fights against the Beast, shall be my brother, be he ne'er ...

Are You a Latter-day Conservative?

The term "Latter-day Conservative" is not to be confused with Neo-Conservative... A Latter-day conservative is a person that believes that rights come from God, and that governments were instituted of God for the benefit of man, in order to protect those rights. A Latter-day Conservative also believes that the U.S. Constitution ...

Recent Blogs

  • An Invitation From Mark Skousen

    I’m writing to invite you to join me in “the greatest libertarian show on earth” — FreedomFest — set for July 7-11 at Bally’s Events Center in Las Vegas.

  • The Optimal Size of a Nation

    Experience shows that a very populous city can rarely, if ever, be well governed; since all cities which have a reputation for good government have a limit of population. We may argue on grounds of reason, and the same result will follow: for law is order, and good law is good order; but a very great multitude cannot be orderly.

About LDSFreemen.com

We believe that God has given to every individual the unalienable right to Life, Liberty, and Happiness (Property) as part of the Plan of Salvation. Any violation of these rights, whether by a single individual or a group of people (i.e. government), is immoral and against the will of God. The only just and proper role of government is to protect these rights from the aggression of others.

The Founding Fathers were inspired men whose efforts secured a society with the greatest enjoyment of liberty in modern times. The political environment of freedom they created allowed for the Church of Jesus Christ to be restored and thrive in the last days. Unfortunately, the principles upon which America was founded are under constant attack by "kingmen" (Alma 51:5) all around us. Many Latter-day Saints, either knowingly or unknowingly, support those who would destroy our Lord's work in the latter days.

We seek to educate others about the truth in hope that many more will "awake to a sense of [our] awful situation" (Ether 8: 24-25).