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It’s far past time that we make ALL of our laws comport with the LAW OF GOD. No such law could ever be unconstitutional because the Constitution itself was built on the firm foundation of God’s word.

When writing legislation, lawmakers should look FIRST to the Holy Bible and then interpret the Constitution appropriately as an expression of THE WORD. Any word interpretation of the Constitution that conflicts with God’s Word is inaccurate and demonic.

This is a Christian nation. Everybody knew that until the 1970s. It’s time we once again started acting like a Christian nation.

No “gay marriage.” No socialism. No welfare. No socialist medicine. No minimum wages. No unions. No government schools. And SECURE THE BORDER. If DemoRATS complain, arrest the traitors.


15 posted on 02/13/2019 2:34:43 PM PST by GodAndCountryFirst
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To: GodAndCountryFirst
It’s far past time that we make ALL of our laws comport with the LAW OF GOD.

At my previous church (from my previous residence) I was good friends with one of the elders who was also a police officer (later retired police officer). He gave a sermon one Sunday about how all authority is derived from God and how the Bible explains the responsibility of citizens to follow Gods laws and the laws of govt/man AND law makers responsibility to make sure that they never forgot on whose authority they make the laws. He used to try to impress upon his new officers and deputies that their authority was derived from Gods law as well as the Constitution.

I am probably not doing justice to his theme here.

16 posted on 02/13/2019 2:43:55 PM PST by Magnum44 (My comprehensive terrorism plan: Hunt them down and kill them)
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