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About Codex

Codex is a collection of essays that I have written over the past several years. They reflect my growth and maturation through the years. I readily admit that I, like all men, am subject to error. As I continue to be instructed by the Spirit, some of the ideas contained in these essays may no longer be held by me (this is especially true in regards to statements about free will). Therefore, all of these essays are subject to revision and even removal from Per·Fidem.


on Faith

Byzantium

De Simplicite

On Certainty

Leap of Faith

On Reconciliation

Perfection

Says Who? – The Need for an Absolute Source

Why I am a Theist

Rather Interesting

On Atheism

Just Human - A Confession

With All Your Heart - A Meditation on the Greatest Commandment

Where’s John?

Study on Genesis 1 - 3 – The Fall

Wash me Thoroughly

The Church and Social Justice


on Politics and Government

In Defense of Equality

The Ideal Government

Ideal Monarchy

The Democratic Party and the Black Vote

On Secession

Capital Punishment

Freedom

On the True Evil of Government Aid

In Defense of the South

The New Monroe Doctrine

The Four-Part Plan to Free Elections

Supply-Side Works

The Consequences of Kelo

A Work in Progress

With Men this is Impossible

Community Involvement and the Ward Republic



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