Interesting story.
Words have import. Names can be Holy, at least in religion.
What of universally challenging statements, or claims, such as “endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable Rights”? Should they be deemed Holy, too?
The first ten amendments to the U.S.Constitution state the requirments for a group of people living free but with responsibility for themselves, defining the exercise of “free will” that the Hebrews felt so strongly about that they wrote a book and so are known today as “people of the book”. As a history of the Hebrews, the First Testament crystallizes the concept of righteous behavior.
How many governments, tyrannical Kings, and bloody dictatorships, have usurped those inalienable rights in order to acquire power for evil? Many have sought to disarm entire populations over the centuries, and there exists only one way to stop them from such efforts: rebellion.
I believe the answer lies within those ten amendments to our government’s Constitution, namely called out in the 2nd Amendment.