>>>If they keep on pushing to remove God from Schools, from the courts, from Governement, then I fear they are going to get what they ask for.
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>>What? To uphold the Constitution as it is written? As a citizen I am all for upholding it.
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>Quoting the Constiution.......
>"We hold these truths to be self-evident...all men are...
>endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights. That to secure these rights, governments
>are instituted among men."
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>You want to remove that from the Constitution also?
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>Tommy

Tommy;

Maybe our founding fathers meant that Creator was not God but rather mom and dad. Depending upon you’re your viewpoint Creator might mean any number of things. In fact you can give whatever meaning you wish to any word.

Some people are created by a process that might be called a “happening”. It just “happened”.

The lack of the word God in a federal document does not change the inspiration and history of what source of material and experience led to our nations creation.

Our nation was founded by men who were malcontents and anti social, unwilling to obey the laws of his/her respective countries. They objected to the political and religious environment around them, so they left to form a new life.

I think that if there were to be a new nation formed by the malcontents of our nation you would have several camps. In fact there would have to be many new nations created to appease the many groups that are in disagreement. The liberals and the conservatives would be the first to go. They would be led by politicians, bankers, the investment industry, and drug dealers to name a few.

Our federal laws place the individual as the supreme entity or basic element if you will, of society. Everything is created for the individual. This may be a reason that the mentality of so many is me first, last and always or me only! It is all about me!

The Constitution of Ireland is interesting. The family is the basic element of society. The emphasis is different and so is the attitude and climate of the country.

Tom