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To: The Ignorant Fisherman
the majority of American’s would NOT hear them and would fully reject them.

The majority of Americans wouldn't understand what they were saying. They were far more intelligent than most modern day Americans.

We as a nation are too far gone morally to restore this nation...

Agreed! But then no man has ever been able to "restore" a nation. If God does not build the walls, then those who build labor in vain. I take heart from the fact that God granted Israel repentance when she was further down the road of rejecting God than America is, and I pray regularly that God will do the same for us.

4 posted on 06/30/2016 6:51:36 PM PDT by HusbandMan
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To: HusbandMan

Yes they were genus of the Laws of Nature and Nature’s God.

I personally believe that we are past all that now and America’s fall is imminent... The Day of the Lord is at hand! Rev. 6-19


8 posted on 06/30/2016 7:34:38 PM PDT by The Ignorant Fisherman
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To: HusbandMan

Obviously making distinctions is a bridge too far for many.
Establishing laws and rules that govern and guide the citizens of any nation, is a this worldly pursuit while behaving well in this life in order to ascend to an afterlife, is an other worldly pursuit.
And conflating the two muddles both.
Burke, a Father of Principled Conservatism, correctly asserted that conservatism, a set of attitudes and behaviors derivative of the Natural Law is both non-ideological and non-religious in impulse and thrust.
The Greeks and Romans of Antiquity who founded Western Civilization well understood this and they pre-dated Christ and the Gospels by some 7 centuries!


10 posted on 06/30/2016 7:48:58 PM PDT by Arrian (How predictab)
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