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'Monumental' Re-traces America's Godly Foundations

Kirk Cameron is seriously alarmed about the nation his and the children of other Americans will inherit in the years to come. Like a majority of concerned Christian parents, the husband and father of six sees an economy on the ropes, a government that is $16 trillion in debt, and a population that has lost its way morally and spiritually.

“Morally, you can go down to the mall or public school, sit down, and just be terrified by what you see,” he told Baptist Press News. “What used to be called shameful is now celebrated and normalized in the culture.”

On the spiritual side, “we’ve got ‘In God We Trust’ written on our money but the government is going around erasing anything having to do with God or Christ or Christian faith from monuments,” he said. “The separation of church and state is making teachers feel like they’re breaking the law if they mention anything about the faith of our forefathers. I am very concerned where the world will be in 10 years, 20 years, for the sake of my kids.”

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  • Anne gelinas

    We should pray that GOD will prevail. Never lose faith. GOD will rule forever this beautiful world HE created. HEknows mankind has lost the way. Jesus will bring GOD.S sheep back to HIS flock. It is written, therefore it is true.

    • Myrtlelinder

      I have no doubt that GOD will prevail if that is what HE chooses, because as you have said, "IT IS IN HIS HANDS!"
      The question is," Have we pursued too far in our evil plans to turn the entire world against HIM

      II Timothy 3:1-5
      1. This know also, that in the last days perilous time shall come.
      2. For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy,
      3. without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, dispisersof those that are good,
      4. Traitors, heady, highminded, lovers, of pleasures more than lovers of GOD;
      5. Having a of godliness but denying the power thereof: from such turn away.

      7. Ever learning, and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth.

      12. Yes, and all that will live godly in CHRIST JESUS shall suffer persecution.
      13. For evil men and seducers shall wax worse and worse, deceiving, and being deceived.
      14. But continue in the things, which you have learned and have been assured of, knowing of whom you have learned them;

      16. All scriptures are given by inspiration of GOD, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness
      17. That the man of GOD may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works.

    • http://youtu.be/zjgBhpanOfQ Despeville

      God always prevails… Otherwise He would not be God.

      • Joe Anzilotti

        Absolutely correct Despe! We must trust that fact and let it permeate our being. The turkeys are racing down the wrong path.

    • Rev Larry

      wHAT DO YOU MMEAN gODWILL PREVAIL ? hE ALREADY HAS , BY THE BLOOD OF jESUS cHRIST WHO LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR US, "AND iF I LAY DOWN MY LIFE ,I HAVE POWER TO PICK IT UP AGAIN. And If you will listen, Jesus said "I give you power to become the sons of God, ,,"the things that I do shall ye do because I go to my Father in Heaven" Have tou ever read of the things that Jesus did? you should do the same but you need the Anointing of The Holy Spirit,.

      • Rev Larry

        SP? is often off sorry .

  • John Bandy

    I appreciate Kirk doing what he does. It is a shame that we have let this happen to our country by not standing up for what is right and acknowledging our Lord and God. When we allowed God to be taken out of our schools and government we started
    back-sliding. God help us and give us more like Kirk Cameron who are willing to take a stand and tell others. We should only
    elect those who feel the same way. Thanks again for what you do Kirk and I pray that it all gets turned around for your children and mine or that Jesus returns for his before it gets worse.

    • Myrtle

      You are so right John, all this has come about because we, HIS people have just sit back and refused to stand up for HIM, against the evil that has grown so rapidly.

    • martin

      YES, but people are loosing site of their priorities!! GOD is 1st not economy!!!!God is first not Homosexuality in MILITARY!!! Hillary Clinton appears like the reincarnation of JEZEBEL!!!!—LISTENING TO HER IN UN I COULD THROW-UP ABOUT HER HOMOSEXUAL MOVEMENT IS TOTALLY DISGRACEFUL AND HOW WE LET THIS LADY LOOSE????? Founding Fathers would place Hillary and Obama in Prison and Shot for high crimes and misdemeanors for violating and trespassing the LAWS OF GOD!!!

      • martin

        13 If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them.

        • http://rationalresponses.blogspot.com/ Jeff Dixon

          The bible does say that. However, what other abominations does the Bible specify? Of course, adultery (Lev 18:20), sex with animals (Lev 18:23), remarrying one's wife after she's had another husband in between (Deut 24:4), or approaching any woman during the time of her "uncleanness" (Lev 18:19). Cross-dressing is out (Deut 22:5).

          Other abominations include tarot readings, glancing at your horoscope, trimming one's beard, and getting a tattoo (Lev 19:26-28). Haughty eyes (Prov 6:17) and telling lies (Prov 6:17, 12:22) are big abominations. Being untruthful also includes false weights and measures (Prov 11:1), or any other dishonesty in business. "Everyone who acts unjustly is an abomination to the LORD your God" (Prov 11:16).

          Charging or paying interest are abominations. Bankers and anyone with a mortgage, car loan or credit card debt will be unavailable to throw the first stone, regardless of the interest rate (Psalm 15:1-5, Jeremiah 15:10). Graven images of other gods are an abomination (Deut 7:25).

          Let us not forget wearing blended fabrics. Deuteronomy 22:11 forbids wearing a material made of wool and linen, but Leviticus 19:19 says it's an abomination to wear any blended material, period. Hence a woman in a man's button-down can be doubly abominable if it's a no-iron, easy care blend of cotton and polyester.

          Of course, when confronted with such information, there are people who will tell you that the blended fabrics abomination is really just a symbolic warning that Jews should not mix with other cultures, and that the dietary laws were set aside for Gentiles at the Council of Jerusalem, and that these "other abominations" were about self-preservation, hygiene and just for Orthodox Jews anyway. In short, when something they do is shown to be an abomination, many abominators become instant anthropologists, Biblical scholars and historians as well.

          So why do active abominators continue to refer to the Bible when condemning homosexuals? Are such men and women unaware of their own abominations detailed in the same scriptures? Or are they simply hypocrites like so many Christians are?

          For myself, I am sure that these Christian people who must be full of integrity, since they are continually telling everyone this tidbit of information, once informed of their own abominable behavior, will step into the circle and accept for themselves whatever punishment they were going to hand out to others. "Since all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." (Romans 3:23) That's the verse I recall whenever someone uses the Bible to justify a pet bias.

          So, as we can see, there are many things that the biblical god takes issue with. But for some reason, what christians' focus on is homosexuality. I will avoid the easy target of saying perhaps they hate something they see in themselves and suggest that they work on accepting gay people as easily as they do with people who wear blended fabrics or men who trim their beards.

  • cheryl_s

    This movie was absolutely extraordinary!
    I live in the very "Blue" state of New Jersey and thought that I would be the only one in the theater. What a shock to see that almost every seat was filled. The reaction to the film was enormously enthusiastic.
    People are waking up everywhere and ready to fight, whatever the cost, to get their country back from the secularists, atheists, anti-capitalists and America haters.
    Let this film be just the beginning of the process that sets America back on its foundational moorings.

    • agbjr

      Sadly even New Jersyans have forgotten the pivotal role the Royal Crown Colony played in winning American Independence. New Jersey was so key to maintaining communication between the colonies it was repeatedly divided, seized, and battled over by both Colonial and British forces. New Jersey was so coveted and changed hands so many times it forever earned the title "Crossroads of the Revolution". In the Continental Congress New Jersey representatives were firmly committed to independence and New Jersey churches were centers of support for the cause; witness Reverend John Witherspoon, Presbyterian minister and President of the College of New Jersey (today Princeton University). Faith in God has given New Jersey a proud past and and that Faith will carry New Jersey into a great future. Be proud to be a New Jerseyan … I am.

      • cheryl_s

        Thank you for your very moving comment. It brought tears to my eyes.

        • http://youtu.be/zjgBhpanOfQ Despeville

          I did not to my…

  • http://www.missiontoisrael.org Ted R. Weiland

    Praise God for America's 17th-century Christian roots, where her true Christian founders established some of the Colonies upon Yahweh's morality as codified in His commandments, statutes, and judgments. That oft-parroted claim (by men like Barton, and now Cameron) that the Constitutional framers did the same is simply not true. Despite some of the framers' Christian-sounding declarations, there is only one standard by which the Constitution can be determined a Biblical document – that is, Yahweh's perfect law and altogether righteous judgments (Psalm 19:7-9), and, by this standard, it falls flat on its face. There is a hardly an article or amendment that is not antithetical, if not, hostile to Yahweh's morality and sovereignty in some fashion.

    Find out how much you really know about the Constitution as compared to Yahweh's moral law (His commandments, statutes, and judgments). Take our Constitution Survey at http://www.missiontoisrael.org/constitutionsurvey… and receive a free copy of the "Primer" (an 85 page book, normally $7 plus shipping) of "Bible Law vs. the United States Constitution: The Christian Perspective."

    • Myrtlelinder

      I don't believe we will need to worry about the Constitution, much longer. There is something there, that have the ant-GOD crowd, scared silly and they will finish it off soon, if JESUS does not come back first., which means, "VERY SOON."

    • http://youtu.be/zjgBhpanOfQ Despeville

      Research a bit what 30 year war in Europe meant for the beginnings of America.

      • http://rationalresponses.blogspot.com/ Jeff Dixon

        Gosh, more delusion

    • myth buster

      Your primer complains that we have States, which shows that it is not grounded in reality, seeing as the States predate the Federal government.

  • Bobseeks

    If we would all stand tall like Kirk in the face of the lies and hatred of the lieberal/atheist/sodomites and teach/preach/live by the teachings of Christ rather than by the doctrines of men, we would not need to re-learn our Christian history every generation because we would be living it. Instead we give liars control over our schools, our media, and even our churches and let them deceive the ignorant with their lies, myths, and perversions of the truth. Too often we allow these liars the "freedom" to come onto this website (and others) to blaspheme GOD while we show them respect that is neither Biblical nor warranted. Too many "Christians" today are afraid to speak up because some liar will call them deluded, hateful, intolerant, of offensive. The fact is, offending the liars with the truth is what we are supposed to be doing and we must always point out the lies that are part of everything they say. We must also realize that the truth is not hate and we should not be cowed by those who consider the truth to be hate speech. Jesus did not allow liars and blasphemers to get away with their foul utterances and neither should we.

  • http://www.America-Betrayed-1787.com Dennis Oliver Woods

    There is no question that the Pilgrims were in covenant with God, but the assertion that "the Founders drew on the dynamic faith of the Pilgrims" has no basis in fact. Other than Franklin's rejected prayer request, you will search "The Records of the Federal Convention of 1787" in vain for any reference to Biblical principles of government in the U.S. Constitution.

    Article VI makes the blasphemous assertion that 1) this constitution, 2) the laws of the United States made in pursuance thereof, and 3) all treaties made, "shall be the supreme law of the land." The law of God doesn't even get honorable mention. That means, for example, that the UN charter and countless ungodly laws enacted every year take precedence over the Bible as "the Supreme law of the land."

    How can this in any sense be considered a Christian document or a perpetuation of the faith of our Pilgrim forefathers?

    • petroskhan1262

      All too true.

      While many of the personal writings of the Founders attest to a faith in the Lord, when crunch time came, they created a document and government devoid of all but the merest mention of Him.

      Talk is cheap. "By their fruits you shall know them" then, as now, is a great measuring stick.

    • bighoss

      Don't sweat it, Dennis. The "law of the land" and the "Law of God" can comfortably exist simultaneously. Theocratic meddlers like David Barton, the American Family Association, unnumbered (but way too many!) televangelist nut jobs and the all-too-many ignorant and gullible sheeple who believe them continue to vainly fume, foam, and fuss over perceived offenses of government against religion, but fear not, Dennis. Government is not destroying or degrading American Christianity. The shallow, shabby, and largely unscriptural manifestations of the bogus Christianity that infects most of the churches of our day can do the job quite well without governmental assistance.

    • Anne Gelinase

      The Law of God is the ultimate Law anywhere. It doesn't have to be an honorable mention to be recognized. The Law of God is the Bible and all other Holy Books of Scripture like it. All of us are One Nation Under God and believe me all other countries who claim they have a God are the same, their nation is also under God just like we are. People all around the world have a belief system and the ones who have God as their Lord and Creator are most likely to say that any constitution or law of the land always has God's signature on it. He came first if you need to be reminded of that. We are all pawns of Our Creator and He knows it. The problem lies in that some of us don't.

  • petroskhan1262

    I applaud Kirk Cameron's efforts to remind people that we should rely on God, and turn to Him for…well, everything. But I have one thought on this subject I would like to put out there.

    Even the most cursory study of the Book of Revelation reveals that in the end times (which we seem to be fast approaching), the world will not be, shall we say, "a good place" for those of faith. In fact, it's going to get pretty lousy. Wars, famine, disease and natural disaster will abound, and those of faith will be persecuted. Looking at how America (and other countries) are going, it seems those times are coming.

    With that in mind, doesn't it seem to be working counter to God's will to hope, pray and/or try to make things better? I'm all for spreading the Word, but let's be objective here. God has a plan. It is, obviously, taking shape. While we should attempt to reach as many as we can with His Word, and plan of Salvation, the fact remains that things are going to very, very much worse. Why? Because God said so.

    When I see laws getting passed abridging prayer, or the removal of God's name or the Ten Commandments from buildings and schools, I nod my head, see part of His plan moving forward. It is, simply, what must be. In the face of His plan, our job is to teach our children and as many others as we can what they must do to be saved.

    Things are going to get a lot worse before they get better.

    • Bobseeks

      True, we tend to forget that Jesus never promised us a rose garden but, instead, that we would bear the contempt of those who hate the truth. In the west, this has resulted in millions of Christians who are not prepared to meet and refute the hateful, blasphemous attacks of atheists and other unbelievers. The fact is, we should welcome their attacks because they affirm that we are doing what we are supposed to be doing – refuting their lies and blasphemies against GOD with the truth and praise of GOD.

      • petroskhan1262

        Exactly my thinking. Thanks.

    • http://www.America-Betrayed-1787.com Dennis Oliver Woods

      Two observations:

      1) This is the same rationale by which many of the churches in Nazi Germany excused themselves from any meaningful resistance to Hitler. Hitler afterall, was obviously the Anti-Christ, according to all the "prophecy experts" of the day.

      2) a cursory study of the Book of Revelation reveals that the end times described were the end times of the Old Testament era and the Great Tribulation of the destruction of Jerusalem. Besides Lindsey and Hunt may I recommend Chilton, Gentry, Kik, Spurgeon, DeMar, Calvin, Matthew Henry and countless other defenders of the optimistic post-millenial hope.

      God's plan remains as always the Great Commission to "disciple the nations" (Mt 28:19,20). In addition to individual salvation that means the nations submitting their legal systems to the law of God during an era of peace and justice (Ps 2:10-12). This is described by almost every prophetic book of the Old Testament. Until that happens we can forget about the easy-exit rapture theory. Check out: http://www.america-betrayed-1787.com/lost-cause.h

      • bighoss

        Brace yourself, Dennis. With that post, you have sorely offended and indeed outraged many of the participants in this forum. I refer, of course, to those who subscribe to the zany, crazy quilt, Darbyite-Scofieldian concepts of premillennialist end times heresy so rampant in evangelical circles in our confused time.

      • myth buster

        I don't take advice from heretics, and preterism is damnable heresy. Neither can we say that evil will not have its hour. Jesus is coming back to save the world again and establish His Kingdom; we cannot do that for Him.

        • http://rationalresponses.blogspot.com/ Jeff Dixon

          no, your myth is not coming back.

    • bighoss

      You do not see "laws passed abridging prayer." The Constitution defines the limits to which prayer of other religious exercises may be conducted in public governmental venues. No "law," per se, is required to effect the purposes of the Constitution in this regard. Challenges to the principle of separation of church and state are made and settled in the courts, but many extreme conservatives just don't like that, since it does not suit their Christian theocratic designs. Hyper-zealous poseurs like Roy Moore will continue to grandstand over the matter and will continue to be slapped down in the courts, as they should be. In the meantime, there are legitimate, constitutional ways in which children in the public schools can voluntarily engage in prayer and other religious exercises without interference from governmental authorities, and in which Christians can exercise their beliefs publicly in numerous other ways. The ACLU has been instrumental in protecting these rights of Christians and others, as described in the detailed list of activities–in the link below. Read and study this list; it will open the eyes of those who see the ACLU as some king of implacable engine of atheism:
      http://www.aclufightsforchristians.com/

      Having made a good start, you should then continue to check out what the ACLU and cooperating religious groups have done to clarify just what kinds of religious activities and observances can constitutionally be carried out in the public schools. The list is long and might be a big surprise to those of of you who continue, against facts and evidence, to press the inane notion that God and religion have been banned from public schools.

      Continue your education here:
      http://www.aclu.org/religion-belief/joint-stateme

  • JDB Esq.

    Go see the film. It is very encouraging about keeping the faith. I have been to Plymouth, but missed the 'Monument.' I will, Lord willing, go back to see it in person. The story told by that monument is a pointed inspiration to 'keep the faith,' even in the face of a corrupt, disintegrating world.

    An inspiration to "run the race," with endurance, keeping our eye on the finish line, Hebrews 12: 1&2. As the movie suggested, you born-again Christians, we are in a relay race for those Christians coming after us.

  • Bobseeks

    Hey everyone: Don't forget to wish your favorite atheist a "Happy Atheists Day (fka April Fools Day)" tomorrow.

    • Despeville

      :0 yes happy April 1st to all atheist fools here…

  • msjallen

    Our nation will never change no matter how many wonderful films are made like this one until believers are willing to put God first in our lives. We can only do this though the teaching and learning from His Word on a daily basis. Each day we can say "This is the day the Lord has made; I will rejoice and be glad in it." Our Lord Jesus Christ paid for the sins of ALL mankind and ALL have a choice to believe in Him as their savior and then grow in grace through His Word by the filling of the Holy Spirit by using 1 John 1:9. Then God will bless this nation again.

    • http://youtu.be/zjgBhpanOfQ Despeville

      One thing for sure. We cannot find in the Word your wacko dispensational Gnostic BLOODLESS SPIRITUAL only and powerless pseudo atonement messalien.

      " Jesus Christ carried our sins in His body for our salvation – substitutionary spiritual death."
      ~ msjallen oblivious to her Gnostic underpinnings…

      "Thou hearest that I suffered yet I DID NOT SUFFER that I suffered not; yet I did suffer: that I was pierced; yet was I not smitten: that I was hanged; yet I was not hanged: that blood flowed from me; YET IT DID NOT FLOW: and in a word the things they say about me I HAD NOT and the things they do not say THOSE I SUFFERED. Now what they are I will riddle for thee; for I know that thou wilt not understand."

      "Acts of John" ~ Third Century Gnostic writings
      Quoted and referenced from: "The Gnostic Crucifixion" by George Robert Stow Mead published in 1907,
      page 17, point 21
      Available for free on line here: http://bit.ly/Hu5lIi

  • bighoss

    How unfortunate that Cameron has linked his efforts with those of the lying, falsifying theocrat, David Barton, who has been exposed for misrepresenting the founders and framers by "quoting" things they never said or wrote. That Cameron is so shallow as to have been brainwashed by the nattering Christian nationists who are currently contaminating public dialog is evident in this part of the article:

    <<<<On the spiritual side, “we’ve got ‘In God We Trust’ written on our money but the government is going around erasing anything having to do with God or Christ or Christian faith from monuments,” he said. “The separation of church and state is making teachers feel like they’re breaking the law if they mention anything about the faith of our forefathers. I am very concerned where the world will be in 10 years, 20 years, for the sake of my kids.”>>>

    Cameron has jumped on the theocratic bandwagon with all four feet and is lending his influence to those who would attempt to unconstitutionally inculcate sectarian religion into public governmental venues. He must have taken a correspondence course from the disordered and deposed (fortunately!) Judge Roy Moore.

    • http://youtu.be/zjgBhpanOfQ Despeville

      Hoss don't know much about current influences of Cameron, only about past ones. Is he still wacko dispensational Darby infatuated Zionist?

      • bighoss

        I don't know. I know for sure that he is an advocate of a Christian nationist theology that I believe to be dangerous–especially in the hands of the zealots who are currently advocating it.

        • http://youtu.be/zjgBhpanOfQ Despeville

          Thanks Hoss.
          Here is for you and your down time: http://bit.ly/H5buGn

      • bighoss

        It is evident that Cameron does not do much fact checking. He was gulled into believing that old pap about the Bible version developed by Robert Aitken and allegedly "published" by the U.S. Congress. This is such a persistent myth that I can not help but believe it is being willfully, deceitfully, and falsely propagated by persons who know better. The egregiously unprincipled (and probably mentally unbalanced) Glenn Beck, among others, has propagated the big lies about this "Aitken Bible." Aitken pretty much made himself a pest to the Congress, which granted him no money, no access to any printing press, and most certainly did not permit him to represent his Bibles as the product of the U.S. Government. All that Congress did was to wish Aitken well with his project. He paid for and printed his Bibles using HIS OWN resources, not public funds!

        The truth about Aitken and his Bible can be found here:
        http://www.huffingtonpost.com/chris-rodda/no-mr-b
        http://www.liarsforjesus.com/pages/1page1.htm

    • Bobseeks

      Bigfarce: While Kirk may not measure up to your spiritual standards, one has to remember that you are a worshipper of maobama the malignant murderer and that you are a union thug and lieberal imitating a Christian. That makes Kirk worth several million liars and murderers like you. By the way, you never have answered my question as to how you pervert Scripture to justify your being a democrat murderer/thief/pervert.

    • http://www.America-Betrayed-1787.com Dennis Oliver Woods

      Not sure why you disparage the word "theocrat"? Theocracy means "Rule of God". What is your preferred alternative — "Democracy?" Rule of the people? My impression of Barton is that he is far more the dispensatonal democrat (small "d"), than a Bible law, theocrat. My impression of Kirk Cameron is that he has abandoned the dispensational, premillenialism of his "Left Behnd" films and has adopted more of a scriptural optimism regarding the power of the gospel to conquer the world in this age. Regretably he has bought into the myth of the "Christian Constitution."

      • bighoss

        When I use "theocrat" I am using it to subsume the various schools of belief that hold generally that this nation was founded, and its Constitution written, so as to legitimize the concept that elements of Christianity or the "Judeo-Christian religions" may overtly be incorporated and inculcated into the processes of government under direction and control of the officialdom of government. I trust that you respect the Constitution sufficiently so as not to approve of a theocracy of that species.

        • http://youtu.be/zjgBhpanOfQ Despeville

          "He said to them, “Then render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the things that are God’s.”
          Luke 20:25 ESV (English Sanctified Version :) )

          "Jesus answered, “My kingdom is not of this world. If my kingdom were of this world, my servants would have been fighting, that I might not be delivered over to the Jews. But my kingdom is not from the world.”
          John 19:36 ESV

          • Bobseeks

            Despe: You believe that it is better to be ruled by a mass murderer and hater of GOD like bigfarce's god maobama?

          • http://youtu.be/zjgBhpanOfQ Despeville

            Nope. I believe they are all puppets put up for a cheap show for gullible masses so they can imagine they live in "democracy"…

      • myth buster

        Theocracy is great if Jesus is actually the One in charge. Mortal men reigning on His behalf, not so much.

  • Joe Anzilotti

    Psalm 1: For the Lord knows the way of the righteous, but the way of the wicked will perish.
    You are right on. It will be a rude awakening, unfortunately, when the end of the canyon is reached without a way out. The interesting thing is that they have all been warned, even in their hearts–as Paul mentions in Romans. You could even say that the way of the wicked has no maintenance by God.

    • http://youtu.be/zjgBhpanOfQ Despeville

      Indeed Joe, here is a verse from many more than very few want to acknowledge and so much less to understand:

      "The Lord works everything for its own ends – even the wicked for the day of disaster."
      ~ Proverbs 16:4 NET

  • Grant

    As well as we ALL should be concern…
    When judgment arrive here like the days' of Noah, oh boy, come Lord Jesus Come!

  • http://youtu.be/zjgBhpanOfQ Despeville

    Gibson's Passion was a Roman Catholic propaganda flick.

  • Dennis

    I agree with and think Mr.Cameron was right on track,that is,until we called for a federalized government.When we did this it was the beginning of the end and we stopped being a christian nation.WE put the federal government above YHWHs law and commandments and when we did this it was over.AS the Israelites of old they called for a king to rule over them and we called for a governent localized to rule over us.The constitution was not inspired or based on YHWH but instead by man for man.People need to wake up.

    • Bobseeks

      Yes: Those who prefer the rule of evil men over GOD will find themselves ruled by satan some day.

      • bighoss

        And those who, like you, allow themselves to be ruled by irrationality and hatred will find no better fate.

  • Winston

    http://www.worldviewweekend.com/worldview-times/a

    Read this excellent commentary from a Biblical perspective. Be careful to not place your faith in "monuments" created by man.

  • Richard

    Kirk,
    whatever else you do, do not back down or compromise by even the smallest backward step the standards of the Lord and His word. He will provide you with the same strength and help that He gave to Paul when He told him not to fear in the face of men. The worst they can do is kill you, which will be glory for you. And even if they kill you they can't eat you :-)