Are You a Critical Thonker?

[Keith Broaders]

A critical thinker is a courageos individual that has an open mind and a willingness to seek the truth rather than following the  herd. 

Critical thinkers don't assume that everything they are told is true. They assune that what they are being told is not true until hey have taken the time to consider evidence to prove or disprove the hypothesis.

In order to avoid being deceived a critial thinker will use the socratic method to determine the truth.

Blind obedience to authority is a short cut that will lead gullible beliivers into a trap tthat will  end up costing them dearly.

The American people must become critical thnkers in order to  secure theirr individual rights

They must take the responsibility to think before they obey

The government school is teach our youth to sit down, shut up and do what they are told. They are taught to memorize and regurgitate and not allowed to question authority.
Those that control the opinions of the masses do so in order to control  the lives, liberty and property of the pwoplw.

It is easier to play the deadly game of follow the leader than it is to take personal responsibility.

The obedient massers are like a flock of sheept  being led to thhe slaughter,

By using the media, the schools and the churches the government is able to brainwash the people and turn them into obedient lap dogs.

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[Keith Broaders]

Do you beleive in the God of the Bible or in the Laws of Nature and Nature's God. The men who signed the Declaration of Independence did not acknowledge Jesus, but they did refer to the God of Nature.

We have been taight that Jesus is the literal son of God. We are taught that he was born of virgin and thathe was crucufued and ressurected.

This foundational belief was rejected some of the smartest critical thinkers of all time including:

Thomas Paine, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, James Madison, James Monroe. Abraham  Lincoln, Lysander Spooner,Jenry David Thoreau, Ralpf Waldo Emmerson, Sir Isaac Newton, Rouseau, Voltaire, Spinoza and Winston Churchill along with Alexaner Graham Bell , Thoas Edison and Nicola Tesla all believed that Jesus was man and not a God. Thet rejected the doctrinne of the trinity.