James Madison's Role In The Revolutionary War
James Madison was born in Virginia in 1751 of English heritage. His family was wealthy rich landowners passing on to young James a sizeable fortune. He was physically frail and fragile in health so could not militarily serve in the Revolutionary War. Nevertheless, Madison was busy recruiting troops for the Continental Army and scripting wartime leaflets to inspire the troops and other colonists. Under the new Virginia government Madison became elected to its Assembly and later represented his State in the Continental Congress. It might be said that Madison’s debates during the Constitutional Convention were some of his greatest accomplishments. Eventually, taking the written form of the Federalist Papers, these formal documents became the
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Within the context of freedom and the bloodbath of war, not unlike the forgiving bloodshed of Jesus’ Crucifixion, became spiritually indispensable. This first major American war for freedom and independence came to pass as a Divine episode. It reflected God’s Nature, His Word, and His Will to directly intercede socio/politically during the tenure of human existence. Evangelical religion played a major role in the rise of the American people. The first pioneers that had the DNA to make this happen were the descendants of the Neatherthal, who begot the Vikings, then the Nordics, Northern Germans, Northern French, and those inhabiting the British Isles. Indeed the energy of Old World genetics played a decisive role in the socio/political expressions of freedom. Up to the Modern Era, all other non-Euro societies continue to struggle with the notion of government by “we the people.” Neither the youth revolution of the 1960’s nor the Vietnam protests were able to topple the American aspiration and fortitude. In truth, the US Constitution has been an everlasting, Divine document of liberty for all. Now in the 21st century, moral corruption challenges to our democracy include residual racism, the rise of female power, abortion, same-sex marriage, the Islamic terror, plunging educational standards, mindless litigations, a subjective journalism, the secular progressives who
Within the context of freedom and the bloodbath of war, not unlike the forgiving bloodshed of Jesus’ Crucifixion, became spiritually indispensable. This first major American war for freedom and independence came to pass as a Divine episode. It reflected God’s Nature, His Word, and His Will to directly intercede socio/politically during the tenure of human existence. Evangelical religion played a major role in the rise of the American people. The first pioneers that had the DNA to make this happen were the descendants of the Neatherthal, who begot the Vikings, then the Nordics, Northern Germans, Northern French, and those inhabiting the British Isles. Indeed the energy of Old World genetics played a decisive role in the socio/political expressions of freedom. Up to the Modern Era, all other non-Euro societies continue to struggle with the notion of government by “we the people.” Neither the youth revolution of the 1960’s nor the Vietnam protests were able to topple the American aspiration and fortitude. In truth, the US Constitution has been an everlasting, Divine document of liberty for all. Now in the 21st century, moral corruption challenges to our democracy include residual racism, the rise of female power, abortion, same-sex marriage, the Islamic terror, plunging educational standards, mindless litigations, a subjective journalism, the secular progressives who