Mcenany Quotes

—G. K. CHESTERTON “This nation will remain the land of the free only so long as it is the home of the brave.” —ELMER DAVIS

the wise words of a man lost too soon are the answer. “[Y]ou don’t fight fire with fire, you fight it with water,

A lie doesn’t become truth, wrong doesn’t become right, and evil doesn’t become good, just because it’s accepted by a majority.” —Booker T. Washington

The answer lies not in government but in the American people. The problem will not ultimately be fixed until our culture is fixed.

Through Christ is where we find "resolution" to the injustices we face that can never be fully rectified in the here and now.

remember later asking Kayleigh McEnany, the president’s press secretary, “What kind of country sacrifices its children out of fear for adults?” To me, this was a sin, a total breakdown of the moral contract between a civilization and its children. I asked myself, “Where are the teachers? Where are the pediatricians and child psychologists? And where are the parents?

As the famous Garth Brooks song, “Unanswered Prayers,” illustrates, sometimes—later in life—you are thankful for the prayers God chooses not to answer.

...the free will defense, put simply, goes like this: "To create creatures capable of moral good, therefore, He must create creatures capable of moral evil; and He can't give these creatures the freedom to perform evil and at the same time prevent them from doing so... The fact that free creatures sometimes go wrong, however, counts neither against God's omnipotence nor against His goodness; for her could have forestalled the occurrence of moral evil only by removing the possibility of moral good." (Alvin Plantiga)

...the free will defense, put simply, goes like this: "To create creatures capable of moral good, therefore, He must create creatures capable of moral evil; and He can give these creatures the freedom to perform evil and at the same time prevent them from doing so... The fact that free creatures sometimes go wrong, however counts neither against God's omnipotence nor against His goodness; for He could have forestalled the occurrence of moral evil only by removing the possibility of moral good.