King Solomon, One Clue?

Interested in one reason why some news media broadcasters and/or newspapers say what they say or write even though they may not agree with what they say or write?

King Solomon, Women’s Right’s, Money, or….. ?

Why did the Illinois Republican Governor sign a Democrat sponsored Bill HB40 to have taxpayers pay for abortions?

Globalism: What is it?

  

A useful introductory video on the topic of globalism by Lauren Southern.

Source: Globalism: What is it?

Clinton and Obama support Globalism for the USA..

Good explanation of globalism. Perhaps Clinton supporters should listen to this explanation. Clinton and Obama are for globalism, while Trump is for American nationalism.

In my opinion, globalism will never work until all nations play fair and righteous.

What are those chances based on history? You decide.

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King Solomon’s Motivational Work Organ

 

We read or hear numerous opinions in the news about Unemployment Compensation Term Limits and Government Social Plans and Programs to motivate unemployed people to find jobs and work to feed themselves and their families. This same problem has existed throughout history because there are limited resources of farmland, or needs for people that once had a great job paying job that has disappeared for numerous reasons. Whether this exists because of poor government leadership and planning in another topic of opinion.

King Solomon knew about a human organ to motivate people to find work even when the only available work was a lower paying or menial job, or be motivated to strive to better their circumstances. In a novel excerpt, King Solomon reveals this motivational organ to the Queen of Sheba. The novel is a contemporary application of a story form to promote understanding of proverbs and ancient wise sayings in relation to our modern times.

King Solomon’s Rare Treasure

 

In my earlier blogs I wrote about sharing wealth and giving endlessly that received a fair amount of blog buzz. Personal views about these subjects appear to be very vexing to both rich and poor today, same as 3000 years ago. In the following novel excerpts, I surmised how King Solomon, based on his proverbs, may have answered two questions posed by the Queen of Sheba about his personal views of being wealthy in relationship to wisdom. The novel is a contemporary application of a story form to promote understanding of proverbs and ancient wise sayings in relation to our modern times.