The Magnificent Fifty: Foundation of Faith (Missouri)

Jefferson City, Missouri (Artist: Susan Cassidy Wilhoit)

Missouri Constitution, Article I, Section 5 (1845)

That all men have a natural and indefeasible right to worship God…


Just think how different North Korea could be if this one, simple sentence could be a part of their constitution?

What makes America different? This! Freedom of …OF – not “from”… religion. Specifically, the right to worship God, not man.

Give the FFRF (Freedom From Religion Foundation) what they want and we’ll end up like every other dictatorial society whose people live in bondage. Because like Bob Dylan said,

Well, it may be the devil or it may be the Lord
But you’re gonna have to serve somebody

I’d rather serve God, than man.


To read the introduction to and purpose of this series, CLICK HERE.

8 Comments

Filed under America, Apologetics, Countries, Culture Wars, God, politics, The Magnificent Fifty

8 responses to “The Magnificent Fifty: Foundation of Faith (Missouri)

  1. Hey! We’re transplants and I (probably like most native Show-Me’s) didn’t know this about our states constitution! Thanks!

  2. My wife and I took a tour of the Missouri State Capitol Building, and it’s definitely worthwhile.

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