[ps425dc]

There were 56 brave people who signed that historic document. All were great men. Even though the population has soared, I would be hard pressed to name 56 people worthy of the honor.

[deport]

Can you image what that document would contain in
this society if written today

[b4me]

I respect your comment, but I don’t think we have to consider if people today “worthy of the honor” of signing, but allow to sign any who would stake their life, value and full efforts to the cause. I personally know a few, I believe there are many. God is pleased with those kinds of people more so than those sitting idley by or laodician (luke warm/wishy washy) about the problems of our country.

I know in this last year I made drastic changes and reprioritized my life to move up my efforts to put country before many other things I thought were important. It’s cost me dearly, but I wouldn’t have it any other way.

[hanamizu]

There were 56 brave people who signed that historic document. All were great men.

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The population of the 13 colonies in 1776 was about 2 1/2 million. That’s fewer than the St. Louis Metro area today. How many Franklins, Jeffersons, Washingtons, Adams, Madisons, etc. etc. do you imagine we’d find there? We were blessed in 1776.