This book is dedicated to the great spirit of wisdom and determination that gave our Founding Fathers the ideas and form to bring forth this new nation in liberty and with justice for all men. This noble experiment in the form and structure of government has served us well and should long endure. Yet, liberty is always only one generation away from tyranny. May we find the strength and the will to refuse the onslaught of the enemies of freedom who would fundamentally restructure our foundations and remove us from the path of liberty. Believing that our success is because of our foundational beliefs, we also caution that our movement away from these foundations will certainly signal our fall as a nation. To the end of preserving our American culture and our foundations, we dedicate this book to its writers, to the Constitution they were attempting to purify and preserve and to our children who inherit the form of government that we pass down to them. Our world is changing and the interpretation of our founding documents are changing. Those changes threaten to move us from our underpinning to a totally secular society without moorings, and without direction. May God help us to stem the tide of change that threatens to bring tyranny from freedom and control from liberty.

About This Book Marriage is not for the faint of heart, yet is oh so much better when both husband and wife understand some basics and are committed to 'becoming' rather than changing their new mate. Pastor David Fritsche has been married to his wife, Linda, for more than 55 years. He has counseled hundreds of marriages over the years and is well known for his wedding seminars and wealth of understanding of human relationships. This book is designed to be light and easy. It is also humorous. But it is not without a point. Marriage in our culture is almost a forgotten art and the cultural fall-out is obvious. The breakdown of the family is at the core of most of our social problems. Read on, and enjoy. This book could literally save your life.

Some accept that there are foundational laws of nature that govern all things, while other governmental systems believe that the ruling elite can construct a utopia of social justice that takes care of all things without being tied to absolutes of natural law. Today that plays out in the conservative movement appealing to the absolutes of natural law and of personal freedom within that governing law and the progressive movement, ever refining and trying to create a utopian socialism in the context of secularism, which is the rejection of any relationship to a Creator or God or the rule of natural laws.

This book is about a dog. Not just any dog. It is about Quake, the King of Dogs. Once in a lifetime, or maybe two lifetimes, there comes along a dog that is worth of the pen of authors, the memory of friends and the reading of others. It is a rare thing, but it is a good thing, not usually found, but when it is, they cannot be forgotten. Quake was such a dog. To him I owe my love, my devotion and my sanity. He was a special gift from God, who knew I needed an example of Himself, so he sent Quake. I trained him, but he taught me more than I can ever say. I fed him, but he sustained me in times of difficulty, pain and through dark clouds of the night. We laughed, played and at time wept together. I will never be the same, nor will you if you take the time to live with us, the adventures of a life well lived and of a heritage to be honored. The Author

The Law, by Frederic Bastiat is a classic work of political philosophy taken from the history of the human quest for a government that works. It was written by Bastiat in the early 1800's after the establishment of The United States, which greatly influences his work. It reflects the reasoning of our Founding Fathers in the establishing of a new form of government. It is as fresh today as it was when it was written and is ever more important to our nation as it ages and moves away from our founding principles and the history that brought about our birth as a nation. This book is reprinted with the hope that we can grasp once again the value of limited government and the freedom of the individual. This book is not copyrighted and may be reproduced at will.