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The State of California promoted praying to Aztec God in the Public School System and they got sued. The problem appears to be that these words were not being presented as poetry or history but as actual prayer. You know prayer.
Our bodies belong to God, not government and not even ourselves, and Scripture makes this clear:
Since 1968, when my essay “The Crisis of Our Times” appeared in the Congressional Record, I have written several books warning of the pernicious and subversive influence of the university-bred doctrine of moral and cultural relativism.
Who are we? We are patriots. We are Americans. We are individuals dedicated to resisting tyranny, lies, and the propaganda of the media, high-tech companies, and voter fraud for what it is. We believe in the sanctity of the elections and the sanctity of life.
In his Boston Herald op. ed. Column Focus on the Family president Jim Daly makes many valid points (“Why is the left so fearful of Christians?” April 25, 2021); but I would like to add one more.
The Democrats’ religion of worshipping of Government must take primacy over the worship of God. NH Democrats proved it again by not only voting against HB542 but standing up during the debate and now saying it openly.
The New Hampshire House passed a lot of bills this week that Democrats hate. They lowered taxes, blocked the funding of race-shaming programs, and tried to return a little religious liberty to the people. Democrat Rep. David Meuse has had enough of this and felt it was time to speak up.
“We had so much freedom that many of us voted to just throw it all away.“
There are three types of alternatives to western civilization: scientism, sentimentalized “religion of humanity,” and Islam. Each of these competitors undermines liberty. The first two are internal and damaging to the West. The last is external and utterly incompatible. The common element among them is faith. “Scientism” is the various forms of socialist ideology with …
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This is what happens when elected representatives believe THEY know better what others need than those others KNOW they need. It’s also clear that the general public, in ways both large and small, can figure out a “system” and how to exploit its weaknesses.
