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Ten Commandments stunner: Ten Commandments stunner: Feds lying at Supreme Court
worldnetdaily.com ^ | November 14, 2006 | Bob Unruh

Posted on 11/13/2006 10:57:02 PM PST by B4Ranch

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Christians: Have you ever thought that Christianity had been removed from our government? This article is IMO solid proof that something evil is taking place in America and it is porn on the Internet!

Look at the Source for pictures.

1 posted on 11/13/2006 10:57:04 PM PST by B4Ranch
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This article is IMO solid proof that something evil is taking place in America and this is NOT porn on the Internet!

2 posted on 11/13/2006 11:04:22 PM PST by B4Ranch (Illegal immigration Control and US Border Security - The jobs George W. Bush refuses to do.)
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To: B4Ranch

Godless Liberalism permeates every fabric of our society now... it will take an act of God to reverse the tide.


3 posted on 11/13/2006 11:07:21 PM PST by Cinnamon
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To: B4Ranch

Newsflash: Moses was not a Christian.

AMENDMENT I
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof...

10 Commandments don't exactly jive with the Bill of Rights, guess which the Supreme Court is charged with upholding...


4 posted on 11/13/2006 11:17:19 PM PST by Gunslingr3
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To: B4Ranch

I've been watching the history channels over the last few years. Everyone is given credit for our founding except our founding fathers and all principles are either attributed to native American influences or some other equally problematic source.

I don't deny that some of our found principles may have touched on native American influences, but I do not see those as the major driving force. One historic program I witnessed in the last 48 hours stated that much of our founding principles were derived from the Indians.

There is a epidemic of revisionist efforts these days. I don't think we dismiss what they are doing lightly withour severe repercussions.

It appears to me, that any European or Biblical influences on our founding, is being systematically rewritten out. The evil white man syndrome seems to be a very popular view these days.


5 posted on 11/13/2006 11:17:28 PM PST by DoughtyOne (Victory will never be achieved while defining Conservatism downward, and forsaking it's heritage.)
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I'm an evangelical. But I really don't think this stuff is worth the effort given to it. This guy spent weeks research ing this subject.

Christianity is the fastest growing religion in the world and it's the hardcores that comprise most of the growth. We don't need the sponsorship of the state. All we need to do is follow the Great Commission.

Indeed, Christianity is growing fastest in nations where it is persecuted, like China. The fervor and growth there is astonishing--estimates are that there are now more than 80 million Chinese Christians. As fast as the authorities can bulldoze the house churches and arrest the leaders, they move the Church and new leaders arise. The group our Church has sponsored there now tell us that they don't need our help anymore--they are self-sustaining. In fact, they are planning on sending missionaries to Europe in the next few years.

We have also sponsored (in part) the translation of the Bible into an obscure indigenous language in Guatamala. Every year, we send a team of our adult engineers and teens into remote villages there and install clean water systems and share the Gospel. It works.

I personally believe that one of the worst things that ever happend to Christianity was it being adopted as the official state religion of the Roman Empire. Wealth and power make us lazy, corrupt, and Laeodician.

I guess what I'm saying is it really doesn't matter what the the tour guide says the Roman Numerals in the Supreme Court building stand for. Teach your children well and leave the rest up to God. Don't depend on the State to do it. Governments are inherently corrupt and corrupting and trying to make them the instrument of God is a lost cause before it even starts.

6 posted on 11/13/2006 11:25:09 PM PST by ModelBreaker
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Denying that the artwork embedded within the Supreme Court building doesn't have Christian backgrounds is straight out and out lying.

Each session of Congress started with a prayer. They aren't trying to establish a religion, they are exercising their right to ask for Christs guidance in their daily work.


7 posted on 11/13/2006 11:25:48 PM PST by B4Ranch (Illegal immigration Control and US Border Security - The jobs George W. Bush refuses to do.)
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This article is IMO solid proof that something evil is taking place in America ...

Around 1981 a friend showed me the anti-gun agenda and began my interest in politics. That was proof enough for me. Things have certainly gotten worse though.

I'm not a Christian but I find this purging of God and Christianity from America disturbing and repugnant. The evil is fanaticism and its form, in this case, is secular progessivism. (Formerly known as Marxist communism.)

To read a fair-to-middling exegesis on fanaticism see my profile page. It is designed to reveal the causal mindset of fanaticism and make it possible to identify it in any form great or small. I am hoping that understanding its cause will help us defeat it.

8 posted on 11/13/2006 11:26:53 PM PST by TigersEye (Ego chatters endlessly on. Mind speaks in great silence.)
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>>We don't need the sponsorship of the state.<<

I'm not saying we do but why should we allow our own government to dent its roots

>>It appears to me, that any European or Biblical influences on our founding, is being systematically rewritten out.<<

That is our culture that they are wiping away. Just what do you consider is something worth fighting for?


9 posted on 11/13/2006 11:30:33 PM PST by B4Ranch (Illegal immigration Control and US Border Security - The jobs George W. Bush refuses to do.)
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Denying that the artwork embedded within the Supreme Court building doesn't have Christian backgrounds is straight out and out lying.

Moses was a Jew, not a Christian.

The Supreme Court building was created in the early 30's, and the artwork indeed contains the 10 commandments and Moses. It is a tribute to historical law givers, not a nod to religious roots. It'd probably chap your ass to know they included Mohammed.

"Courtroom friezes - the South Wall Frieze includes figures of lawgivers from the B.C.E. times, and includes Menes, Hammurabi, Moses, Solomon, Lycurgus, Solon, and Draco.

The North Wall Frieze shows lawgivers from the Anno Domini era and includes representations of Justinian, Muhammad, Charlemange, King John, Louis IX, Hugo Grotius, Sir William Blackstone, John Marshall, and Napoleon."

The histrionics from WND are really silly...

10 posted on 11/13/2006 11:33:37 PM PST by Gunslingr3
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I can't speak for B4ranch but I didn't see in his posts that he was worried for Christianity. At least not in particular. I'm amazed that you seem to have no concern for the complete rewriting of American history. Every religion, in fact every liberty of any kind, is at stake. America is what is being attacked here. But perhaps you hold our republic in as much contempt as any form of government!?! Your post gives that impression.


11 posted on 11/13/2006 11:38:09 PM PST by TigersEye (Ego chatters endlessly on. Mind speaks in great silence.)
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10 Commandments don't exactly jive with the Bill of Rights, guess which the Supreme Court is charged with upholding...

May be, but ALL laws in our country stem from those first Ten Commandments. Those who designed the Supreme Court building acknowledged that connection. I guess in this era of not wanting to offend anyone, the recent stewards of the building didn't want any religious references at all, which is quite silly.

12 posted on 11/13/2006 11:42:39 PM PST by SuziQ
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Thank you. What I see is our government preparing society for a godless communistic society. I'll be dead when it finally happens but my children won't unless they die fighting for freedom and liberty.


13 posted on 11/13/2006 11:44:01 PM PST by B4Ranch (Illegal immigration Control and US Border Security - The jobs George W. Bush refuses to do.)
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To: Gunslingr3
Moses was a Jew, not a Christian.

Unless you're prepared to declare that Moses and the ten commandments is irrelevant to Christianity you're splitting hairs. In addition if all the figures in the SC friezes are equal in import why are the rest still recognized for what they are yet Moses has been reduced to a non-entities and his tablets have been morphed into the Bill of Rights? Just a random defilement of history is it?

14 posted on 11/13/2006 11:44:41 PM PST by TigersEye (Ego chatters endlessly on. Mind speaks in great silence.)
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To: B4Ranch

I never wanted any children but I regret now that I have none to stand by yours. I expect I'll also be gone before 'it's time.'


15 posted on 11/13/2006 11:47:19 PM PST by TigersEye (Ego chatters endlessly on. Mind speaks in great silence.)
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To: Gunslingr3

No, what chaps my ass is American who refuse to fight for America and the roots upon which our country was established.

Most men and nations die lying down. I see you have already assumed the position.


16 posted on 11/13/2006 11:48:31 PM PST by B4Ranch (Illegal immigration Control and US Border Security - The jobs George W. Bush refuses to do.)
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May be, but ALL laws in our country stem from those first Ten Commandments.

If ALL laws in our country stem from the 10 commandments can you rectify the incongruency of freedom of religion in the Bill of Rights and the commandments expressly forbidding religious freedom?

17 posted on 11/13/2006 11:50:28 PM PST by Gunslingr3
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What I see is our government preparing society for a godless communistic society.

I guess I don't look to the government for instruction about god, maybe that's why I'm not as confused. With respect to advancing communism, one needs to look no farther than the expansion of federal entitlements by those who call themselves "compassionate conservatives". Communism isn't a tourist guide's spiel at the Supreme Court, it's the government seizing and distributing more and more of what the people in this nation produce. That's coming at you from the White House and the Congress, not the federal parks service.

18 posted on 11/13/2006 11:53:47 PM PST by Gunslingr3
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You're not confused? Who said anything about the government giving or not giving instruction on God? I don't see it in the article and I don't see it in any post here.


19 posted on 11/13/2006 11:59:40 PM PST by TigersEye (Ego chatters endlessly on. Mind speaks in great silence.)
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Unless you're prepared to declare that Moses and the ten commandments is irrelevant to Christianity you're splitting hairs.

No, I'm declaring that Christianity is irrelevant to the display of historical lawgivers viewable inside the Supreme Court. It's an absurd leap to look at a freize of a dozen historical lawmakers, point to the Jewish leader (whilst ignoring the founder of Islam and others who worshipped different gods), and say it's evidence of Christian roots in our nation's founding. Especially when the whole damn thing was conceived and created in the 1930's

20 posted on 11/14/2006 12:06:36 AM PST by Gunslingr3
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