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Music Credits: The Show Must Go On, by Three Dog NightSend In The Clowns, by Frank Sinatra
Music Credit: Another Brick In The Wall, by Pink Floyd
Song Credit: We Are The World, by USA for Africa
Music Credit: Wake Up Everybody, by Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes
Music Credit: On The Road Again by Willie Nelson.
Music Credit: Stand, by Sly & The Family Stone.
Music Credit: Woodstock, by Cosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Music Credit: Yester-Me, Yester-You, YesterdayBy Stevie Wonder
God's Word is not confined to one line of thought, one philosophy, one book, or one religion.
Adam discusses the current state of the world.
How does humanity resolve its myriad divisions to prevent its eventual social destruction?
Adam argues that rights for all Americans are not just and equal.
Every now and then, you've got to put the busywork aside and concentrate on yourself.
Adam explains the Divine Law's first tenet: Love God.
Regardless of our race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, or citizenship, ours is to live in a manner that prevents humanity’s social destruction and the human-caused ecological devastation of this planet we share.
Consumed by the fear of losing control of what they no longer control. And their longing for a time in an idyllic past that never was, right-wing conservative Republicans would rather destroy America than share it with all its citizens.
No matter the religion we practice, our philosophy, or our concept of God, the state of the world within our shared reality is the same for us all.