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Legislating Morality - No Way Around It Stupid!

First I would like to point out this truth. The anti-God crowd in Washington misconstrues our Constitution making it say something that it does not say. You're constantly hearing their whimpering cry of "a wall of separation"!! "A wall of separation between Church and State"!

What is so ironic, you say it enough and people will believe it and not challenge it.

Nevertheless, these words are not even in the Constitution Of The United States!! They are however, in the Russian Soviet Constitution!

The original Phrase came from a private letter written by Thomas Jefferson in 1802 to a group of Baptists in response to a rumor that the new American Government was going to establish a national church, like the Anglican Church in England. Jefferson explained that the Founding Fathers wisely set up a wall of separation of
church and state to prevent such a thing.

Two days later, Jefferson attended church services in what was then Washington D.C.'s most public building-- The Chamber Of House Of Representatives in the Capitol Building. Clearly, Jefferson's meaning was not separation from church in our laws and institutions.


You have to be pretty stupid to think that morality can not and should not be legislated. Everyone has a moral code whether it is for good or for bad. Our laws are based on "moral code"--some good, some bad. Some that are moral and some that lack morals, or I guess I should say, "lack 'good' morals". It stands to reason, if you want to throw out the "good moral legislation", then let's throw out the "bad moral legislation" along with it. What would you say we would have left? Corruption? I would say that those such as the ACLU would prefer to have "corrupted moral legislation".

Nevertheless, the 1st Amendment to our Constitution is absolutely clear, which states:
Bill Of Rights Amendment I

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

THERE ARE NO WORDING SUCH AS "Separation of Church and State" in our Constitution and there are no hidden meanings or interpretations. If you say that "Separation of Church and State" is in the meaning of our 1st Amendment, then you are a liar! The truth is not in you! Also, if you BELIEVE those that tell you this is in the meaning of our 1st Amendment, then you are both "stupid" and "a liar".

Recognizing God and His laws in our lives and in our government is not what the 1st amendment forbids.

Psalms 33:12 "Blessed is the Nation whose God is the Lord; and the people whom he hath chosen for his own inheritance!"

We must retain our Christian Heritage and restore the Religious Freedoms that the socialist ACLU has stolen in the name of "Civil Rights!"


Secondly, we DO (and must continue) legislate morality. Don't you realize our entire system of criminal law and much of our civil law is based on our moral beliefs? From assault and battery to murder in the first degree. If we don't "legislate morality," we forfeit the rule of law and ordered liberty altogether. Where do you think we get the "rule of Law"? We've been legislating morality since day one. It doesn't take much common sense to know this. Where do you suppose we get our laws? "Thou Shalt Not Kill", "Thou Shalt Not Steal", Thou Shalt Not Bare False Witness Against Another"...! These Commandments are what our laws are based upon.

It's amazing that those that placed these laws "of the land" into our system of justice, new exactly where these "moral laws" came from.

You can not get away from it. Our laws were, and are, based upon God's laws, straight from the Old Testament. The truth is that all laws, whether they are traffic regulations or matters of life and death, are based on God's morality or someone else's morality.


Thirdly, it is embarrassing that a person seeking the highest office in the land so misapprehends the constitutional concepts involved in church/state relations that he thinks they preclude the state from basing its laws on moral principles. He, along with his liberal socialist crowd, couldn't be more out of phase with America's Founding Fathers and with most Americans today.

Environmental laws are based on morality.

Kerry's treasured plans for prescription drug plans are based on morality.

Kerry's ideas about economics are based on morality.

All politics are based on someone's sense of morality, whether it is good morality or bad morality.

Catholics aren't the only people with religious views, by the way. Atheists have religious views. Agnostics have religious views. Protestants have religious views. Jews have religious views. Muslims have religious views.

They can pretend that politics is somehow separate from morality, when it is convenient for them to do so. That's when they snivel and cry out Foul! Foul! "Separation of Church and State"!! They hope we peasants out in America-land are stupid enough to buy their trash. What is sad, is most Americans do buy their rhetoric. How sad for us!

If you want a "wall of Separation of Church and State" then you had better throw out our "moral laws" such as killing, stealing, false witnessing, etc. because they are all moral legislation straight from God's moral laws.

I keep waiting for some lunatic to grab some ACLU socialist anti-God, anti-Christian lawyer and challenge these "God-given moral laws legislation" in our high courts across this land.

And if you don't think that this catchphrase is dangerous the socialist left are using, think again! It is straight from the pit of hell! The ramification of this false statement and belief is destroying our Christian moral laws, and our Constitutional rights.

Help us fight against The ACLU's attacks upon our Christian heritage and our Constitution!

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