Ron Paul

 Ron Paul

"You do not have to give up your liberties in order to be safe, in fact you are less safe when you give up your liberties."

Ron Paul is a libertarian that describes the importance of responsibility along with autonomy. We learn that Ron Paul described the importance of guarding our autonomy and freedoms from the threats of tyranny, totalitarianism, communism, and socialism. We are able to understand that we can not believe temporary lies that attempt to deceive into the practice of sin, idol worship, and vices. We learn from the Sacred Scriptures that with autonomy there is the need to be responsible.

We learn from Viktor E. Frankl about the manner that responsibility and accountability are needed when there is autonomy and freedom. This is so that there is no irresponsibility and arbitrariness that can occur when there is no responsibility and integrity. We learn that Ron Paul described the importance of fiscal responsibility and also defending our rights. We learn about the importance of truth and fighting the temporary lies of evil, sin, and idol worship.

We learn that Ron Paul described the importance of truth and being able to safeguard our rights from lies and deceit seen in socialist and communist nations in the past. We are able to persevere learning that we must give importance to our autonomy along with having responsibility and accountability. We learn that irresponsibility and lack of integrity can lead to difficulties and vices that do not help at all. We are able to learn that history has taught us that we can not believe the temporary lies of evil that want to lead to sin and irresponsibility.

We are able to practice gratitude being able to understand the significance and importance of persevering with integrity, ethics, morality, righteousness, responsibility, humility, and truth so that there is no arrogance and irresponsibility. We are able to appreciate the importance of speaking truth and being far apart from the temporary lies of sin that want individuals to decrease in virtues and practice irresponsibility.