s what stands at the top of this monument. It represents the virtue that inspired what this country was founded upon. In her hand she holds a Bible. This depicts God's work, not man's. Underneath Faith the next four figures are Morality, Education, Law and Liberty. Also represented on this monument are things such as prayer, evangelism, mercy and other Christian principles. These today aren't represented in this country. We have lost sight of such virtues. In fact very few probably even know what they are, let alone practice them!

What once meant something is now neglected, ignored and even attacked in our country by the very same people they are meant to protect. Think about it, the quickest way to take over any country is to get rid of morality, religion, culture and heritage. Better offers are laid on the table, and everyone will jump on the bandwagon. Our moral consciousness is replaced with carnal complacency. It now becomes all about me and my rights. If you don't like it, oh well. No longer is God in the center. We have made ourselves into idols. Whatever makes us happy, even at the expense of treating others unfairly. This can't and won't work.

John Adams once wrote, "Statesmen may plan and speculate for liberty, but i

Over 200 years ago, the colonists decided to come to America and start anew. They did not agree with a king who ruled sovereign over all. It was his way or no way. They had the guts to stand up to this dictatorship. Their reply to the king was, "No, you are not in control, only God is. No man is above the law because our law comes from God." In fact the motto for the Revolution was, "No king but King Jesus". These men fought and died for this because they wholeheartedly believed it. But where is this commitment today? Our children aren't allowed to hear about the Sovereignty of God and how He set up the true government for the people. The younger generation does not know about His Kingdom and His Authority. Obedience today is taught only to our dogs. Our children are acting like heathens and a parent's right to correct them is threatened. Ask yourself honestly, who is behind this conspiracy? It's certainly not God!

"We have this day restored the Sovereign to Whom all men ought to be obedient. He reigns in heaven and from the rising to the setting of the sun, let His Kingdom come."

This was quoted by Sam Adams back in 1776. This is the basis on which our country was founded. But it is quickly getting lost as God is regarded with the utmost disregard. The truly sad part about all this is, what we continue to lose due to ignorance or lack of concern will not be regained once people realize just how serious all this is. When people actually figure out that this is not the home of the free or the brave, then it will be too late. We are being subdued into believing that everyone has a right to do as they please. We certainly don't want to offend anyone. I'm sorry, but I don't agree that anyone should be sworn into public office on the Koran. This country's proposed principles were not founded on the Muslim or Islam religion, nor should it be tolerated now. Even an atheist has to swear on the Bible. Why couldn't he have just used a phone book? I feel that our complacency will lead us spiraling downward with no hopes of ever getting it back.

Our forefathers knew the importance of knowing Christ and serving Him in order to leave a lasting legacy for generations to come. Without the principles of God's Word, there would be no hope of prosperity for a nation. Our greatest leaders have been quoted on their beliefs. Where have these godly beliefs gone? Can you find them anwhere?

Daniel Webster in 1821 wrote; "If we abide by the principles taught in the Bible, our country will go on prospering." And Patrick Henry wrote in his last will and testament in 1798, "This is all the inheritance I give to my dear family. The religion of Christ will give them one which will make them rich indeed." Who do you know today that considers themselves truly rich or prosperous because of a relationship with Christ? Not many. Our values are placed on material things instead of the spiritual. It amazes me to see how many young kids there are who have cell phones. Why? They talk to everyone but Jesus. Most likely beause they don't know Him. Would these kids know or even care about the 10 Commandments? Probably not. I find this sad, and even more frightening. Where has our proposed principles gone? What do we know about Faith, Morality, Education, Law or Liberty? Odds are only what someone else has re-established for the sake of compromise. We have become a people who accepts the lie that says; "Truth is Irrelevant". Herein lies the biggest danger of losing our freedom altogether. For those who oppose the truth, know that the truth hurts, that's why it's irrelevant to them. Isn't it easier to avoid it? In the long run, if we continue not to stand for something, we will surely fall for everything. This is what the enemy, also known as Satan is hoping to do. He is steering our happiness away from the truth. What does true happiness depend on? Certainly not irrelevance to the truth.

"The happiness of a people, and good order and preservation of civil government, essentially depend upon piety, religion, and morality." - The Massachusetts Constitution, 1780. This constitution said piety, religion, and morality is essential in order for true happiness and to preserve the civil government. All this sounds pretty relevant to me. Isn't it ironic that today Massachusetts is one of the states that has legalized gay marriages? This does not line up with God's moral laws for prosperity. Where has the proposed principles gone? Is this really irrelevant?

In fact once upon a time, people were so grateful for these rights to honor the One, true living God that they erected the National Monument to the founding fathers of our faith. They considered this truth to be very relevant. It use to mean something when people were remembered for their labors, sacrifices and sufferings for the cause of civil and religious liberty. Now, we make a joke out of it. But, in reality, the joke will be on us. God is still in control whether or not we believe it.

Faith is what stands at the top of this monument. It represents the virtue that inspired what this country was founded upon. In her hand she holds a Bible. This depicts God's work, not man's. Underneath Faith the next four figures are Morality, Education, Law and Liberty. Also represented on this monument are things such as prayer, evangelism, mercy and other Christian principles. These today aren't represented in this country. We have lost sight of such virtues. In fact very few probably even know what they are, let alone practice them!

What once meant something is now neglected, ignored and even attacked in our country by the very same people they are meant to protect. Think about it, the quickest way to take over any country is to get rid of morality, religion, culture and heritage. Better offers are laid on the table, and everyone will jump on the bandwagon. Our moral consciousness is replaced with carnal complacency. It now becomes all about me and my rights. If you don't like it, oh well. No longer is God in the center. We have made ourselves into idols. Whatever makes us happy, even at the expense of treating others unfairly. This can't and won't work.

John Adams once wrote, "Statesmen may plan and speculate for liberty, but it

h the utmost disregard. The truly sad part about all this is, what we continue to lose due to ignorance or lack of concern will not be regained once people realize just how serious all this is. When people actually figure out that this is not the home of the free or the brave, then it will be too late. We are being subdued into believing that everyone has a right to do as they please. We certainly don't want to offend anyone. I'm sorry, but I don't agree that anyone should be sworn into public office on the Koran. This country's proposed principles were not founded on the Muslim or Islam religion, nor should it be tolerated now. Even an atheist has to swear on the Bible. Why couldn't he have just used a phone book? I feel that our complacency will lead us spiraling downward with no hopes of ever getting it back.

Our forefathers knew the importance of knowing Christ and serving Him in order to leave a lasting legacy for generations to come. Without the principles of God's Word, there would be no hope of prosperity for a nation. Our greatest leaders have been quoted on their beliefs. Where have these godly beliefs gone? Can you find them anwhere?

Daniel Webster in 1821 wrote; "If we abide by the principles taught in the Bible, our country will go on prospering." And Patrick Henry wrote in his last will and testament in 1798, "This is all the inheritance I give to my dear family. The religion of Christ will give them one which will make them rich indeed." Who do you know today that considers themselves truly rich or prosperous because of a relationship with Christ? Not many. Our values are placed on material things instead of the spiritual. It amazes me to see how many young kids there are who have cell phones. Why? They talk to everyone but Jesus. Most likely beause they don't know Him. Would these kids know or even care about the 10 Commandments? Probably not. I find this sad, and even more frightening. Where has our proposed principles gone? What do we know about Faith, Morality, Education, Law or Liberty? Odds are only what someone else has re-established for the sake of compromise. We have become a people who accepts the lie that says; "Truth is Irrelevant". Herein lies the biggest danger of losing our freedom altogether. For those who oppose the truth, know that the truth hurts, that's why it's irrelevant to them. Isn't it easier to avoid it? In the long run, if we continue not to stand for something, we will surely fall for everything. This is what the enemy, also known as Satan is hoping to do. He is steering our happiness away from the truth. What does true happiness depend on? Certainly not irrelevance to the truth.

"The happiness of a people, and good order and preservation of civil government, essentially depend upon piety, religion, and morality." - The Massachusetts Constitution, 1780. This constitution said piety, religion, and morality is essential in order for true happiness and to preserve the civil government. All this sounds pretty relevant to me. Isn't it ironic that today Massachusetts is one of the states that has legalized gay marriages? This does not line up with God's moral laws for prosperity. Where has the proposed principles gone? Is this really irrelevant?

In fact once upon a time, people were so grateful for these rights to honor the One, true living God that they erected the National Monument to the founding fathers of our faith. They considered this truth to be very relevant. It use to mean something when people were remembered for their labors, sacrifices and sufferings for the cause of civil and religious liberty. Now, we make a joke out of it. But, in reality, the joke will be on us. God is still in control whether or not we believe it.

Faith is what stands at the top of this monument. It represents the virtue that inspired what this country was founded upon. In her hand she holds a Bible. This depicts God's work, not man's. Underneath Faith the next four figures are Morality, Education, Law and Liberty. Also represented on this monument are things such as prayer, evangelism, mercy and other Christian principles. These today aren't represented in this country. We have lost sight of such virtues. In fact very few probably even know what they are, let alone practice them!

What once meant something is now neglected, ignored and even attacked in our country by the very same people they are meant to protect. Think about it, the quickest way to take over any country is to get rid of morality, religion, culture and heritage. Better offers are laid on the table, and everyone will jump on the bandwagon. Our moral consciousness is replaced with carnal complacency. It now becomes all about me and my rights. If you don't like it, oh well. No longer is God in the center. We have made ourselves into idols. Whatever makes us happy, even at the expense of treating others unfairly. This can't and won't work.

John Adams once wrote, "Statesmen may plan and speculate for liberty, but i

ur country will go on prospering." And Patrick Henry wrote in his last will and testament in 1798, "This is all the inheritance I give to my dear family. The religion of Christ will give them one which will make them rich indeed." Who do you know today that considers themselves truly rich or prosperous because of a relationship with Christ? Not many. Our values are placed on material things instead of the spiritual. It amazes me to see how many young kids there are who have cell phones. Why? They talk to everyone but Jesus. Most likely beause they don't know Him. Would these kids know or even care about the 10 Commandments? Probably not. I find this sad, and even more frightening. Where has our proposed principles gone? What do we know about Faith, Morality, Education, Law or Liberty? Odds are only what someone else has re-established for the sake of compromise. We have become a people who accepts the lie that says; "Truth is Irrelevant". Herein lies the biggest danger of losing our freedom altogether. For those who oppose the truth, know that the truth hurts, that's why it's irrelevant to them. Isn't it easier to avoid it? In the long run, if we continue not to stand for something, we will surely fall for everything. This is what the enemy, also known as Satan is hoping to do. He is steering our happiness away from the truth. What does true happiness depend on? Certainly not irrelevance to the truth.

"The happiness of a people, and good order and preservation of civil government, essentially depend upon piety, religion, and morality." - The Massachusetts Constitution, 1780. This constitution said piety, religion, and morality is essential in order for true happiness and to preserve the civil government. All this sounds pretty relevant to me. Isn't it ironic that today Massachusetts is one of the states that has legalized gay marriages? This does not line up with God's moral laws for prosperity. Where has the proposed principles gone? Is this really irrelevant?

In fact once upon a time, people were so grateful for these rights to honor the One, true living God that they erected the National Monument to the founding fathers of our faith. They considered this truth to be very relevant. It use to mean something when people were remembered for their labors, sacrifices and sufferings for the cause of civil and religious liberty. Now, we make a joke out of it. But, in reality, the joke will be on us. God is still in control whether or not we believe it.

Faith is what stands at the top of this monument. It represents the virtue that inspired what this country was founded upon. In her hand she holds a Bible. This depicts God's work, not man's. Underneath Faith the next four figures are Morality, Education, Law and Liberty. Also represented on this monument are things such as prayer, evangelism, mercy and other Christian principles. These today aren't represented in this country. We have lost sight of such virtues. In fact very few probably even know what they are, let alone practice them!

What once meant something is now neglected, ignored and even attacked in our country by the very same people they are meant to protect. Think about it, the quickest way to take over any country is to get rid of morality, religion, culture and heritage. Better offers are laid on the table, and everyone will jump on the bandwagon. Our moral consciousness is replaced with carnal complacency. It now becomes all about me and my rights. If you don't like it, oh well. No longer is God in the center. We have made ourselves into idols. Whatever makes us happy, even at the expense of treating others unfairly. This can't and won't work.

John Adams once wrote, "Statesmen may plan and speculate for liberty, but i

y, also known as Satan is hoping to do. He is steering our happiness away from the truth. What does true happiness depend on? Certainly not irrelevance to the truth.

"The happiness of a people, and good order and preservation of civil government, essentially depend upon piety, religion, and morality." - The Massachusetts Constitution, 1780. This constitution said piety, religion, and morality is essential in order for true happiness and to preserve the civil government. All this sounds pretty relevant to me. Isn't it ironic that today Massachusetts is one of the states that has legalized gay marriages? This does not line up with God's moral laws for prosperity. Where has the proposed principles gone? Is this really irrelevant?

In fact once upon a time, people were so grateful for these rights to honor the One, true living God that they erected the National Monument to the founding fathers of our faith. They considered this truth to be very relevant. It use to mean something when people were remembered for their labors, sacrifices and sufferings for the cause of civil and religious liberty. Now, we make a joke out of it. But, in reality, the joke will be on us. God is still in control whether or not we believe it.

Faith is what stands at the top of this monument. It represents the virtue that inspired what this country was founded upon. In her hand she holds a Bible. This depicts God's work, not man's. Underneath Faith the next four figures are Morality, Education, Law and Liberty. Also represented on this monument are things such as prayer, evangelism, mercy and other Christian principles. These today aren't represented in this country. We have lost sight of such virtues. In fact very few probably even know what they are, let alone practice them!

What once meant something is now neglected, ignored and even attacked in our country by the very same people they are meant to protect. Think about it, the quickest way to take over any country is to get rid of morality, religion, culture and heritage. Better offers are laid on the table, and everyone will jump on the bandwagon. Our moral consciousness is replaced with carnal complacency. It now becomes all about me and my rights. If you don't like it, oh well. No longer is God in the center. We have made ourselves into idols. Whatever makes us happy, even at the expense of treating others unfairly. This can't and won't work.

John Adams once wrote, "Statesmen may plan and speculate for liberty, but i

s what stands at the top of this monument. It represents the virtue that inspired what this country was founded upon. In her hand she holds a Bible. This depicts God's work, not man's. Underneath Faith the next four figures are Morality, Education, Law and Liberty. Also represented on this monument are things such as prayer, evangelism, mercy and other Christian principles. These today aren't represented in this country. We have lost sight of such virtues. In fact very few probably even know what they are, let alone practice them!

What once meant something is now neglected, ignored and even attacked in our country by the very same people they are meant to protect. Think about it, the quickest way to take over any country is to get rid of morality, religion, culture and heritage. Better offers are laid on the table, and everyone will jump on the bandwagon. Our moral consciousness is replaced with carnal complacency. It now becomes all about me and my rights. If you don't like it, oh well. No longer is God in the center. We have made ourselves into idols. Whatever makes us happy, even at the expense of treating others unfairly. This can't and won't work.

John Adams once wrote, "Statesmen may plan and speculate for liberty, but it is religion and morality alone which can establish the principles upon which freedom can surely stand." Without the freedom of religion to serve God and follow His moral laws, our freedom will be lost. Can't you see the conspiracy in this? The men and women in government are putting themselves above all else. Eventually as a result of this, the consequences will end up like all other worldly governments, a godless society. A nation divided will surely fall.

But for now, we still have a voice. The things we take for granted now will one day be taken away if we don't speak up. We can still fight for our rights. It's our godly duty to get involved in the voting process. Know who is running your local government and community. Find out what they stand for. Do their morals line up with God's? We don't have to be politicians, but we all need to be heard if we want to protect our rights and pass them on to future generations.

God gave us commandments in which to follow. These are the framework for the law to be governed. It is praiseworthy and honorable for a government to serve the people by faithfully administrating these laws. If these laws are not enforced then the people will not be well governed. Do you think our proposed principles are in good standing?

God's teachings may not always make sense, but it's always senseless to assume that we know better.