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The law of the land is made up of Divine Law, Common Law and Written Law. That is the first thing one may notice when beginning studies in Constitutional Law. Then one may ask, from where does the concept of a right come? What is Justice? Where does the concept of Justice come from? The fact is, Scriptural influences have deeply impacted the soul of this nation. It is a philosophy that has been expressed by those who believed that Liberty is love and love is God. Liberty cannot be used to take another mans liberty because the offender is making himself higher than God because God was the one that has bestowed Liberty unto us in the first place. This philosophy existed before the constitution was ever written, but this philosophy has great impacted the writing of the Constitution. I highly doubt that many secularists today can even understand this time in history because these individuals didn't have TV or Radio to do their thinking for them. Today, schools teach concepts that would be the intellectual equivalent of a fart back then in terms of depth and magnitude. Back then the conveyances of thought and ideology were not distracted or obstructed by outside influences in the form of sound bites. The deep contemplation of how to design a nation that will stand the test of time was indeed monumental and it was nurtured by spiritual strength. You see, in a perfect democracy one must also allow the imbeciles to be imbeciles just as God has given mankind the freedom to even choose a path that will eventually condemn his own soul. But when the imbeciles begin to rip out the soul of a nation one must be compelled to fight because it’s a departure from the truth.