As you know, the Preamble to the Constitution of these United States reads: We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for […]

To preclude legalized plunder by the federal government, the Founding Fathers provided for a balance of power not only between the three branches of the federal government – i.e., the Executive, the Legislative, the Judiciary […]

By Curtis W. Caine, Sr., M.D. In a business or organization an industrious person with ability and ambition may, by hard work and ingenuity, rightfully gain a position of authority over others who voluntarily submit. But in […]

Here are the concluding remarks of Howard Phillips on the Constitution of the(se) United States. Once again, let us each resolve to expend ourselves to the reestablishment of our Republic to its Constitutional limitations and […]

In each of the previous twenty-eight issues of the Medical Sentinel, I have striven to plainly and simply elucidate the history, content, intent, precepts, integration, restrictions, precedents, proscriptions, violations, discipline, penalties, and duties of the […]

By Curtis W. Caine, Sr., MD Religion in America…must be regarded as the foremost of the political institutions of that country;for if it does not impart a taste of freedom, it facilitates the use of […]

By Curtis W. Caine, Sr., MD I often hear (am told): 1. “our church may not mix politics with religion,” or 2. “the Constitution declares ‘separation of church and state’ which means our church must not dabble in […]

By Curtis W. Caine, Sr., M.D. C’mon, there is no middle (neutral) ground. One’s religion is one’s belief. All legislation is religious. It is inherently about morality. In the final analysis, it is about right versus wrong. […]

By Curtis W. Caine, Sr., MD Lexicology is the study of the derivation and meaning of words. As a sampling, let’s study the derivation and meaning of some of the key words in the Constitution of […]