Richmond, Virginia (Artist: Susan Cassidy Wilhoit)
What kind of forbearance, love, and charity?
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Montpelier, Vermont (Artist: Susan Cassidy Wilhoit)
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Salt Lake City, Utah (Artist: Susan Cassidy Wilhoit)
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Nashville, Tennessee (Artist: Susan Cassidy Wilhoit)
Tennessee is my home State. I am thankful that the Constitution of my State affirms my right to worship Almighty God according to the dictates of my conscience. However, federal law trumps State law, and one day this freedom may be taken away in its entirety. Nevertheless, the right to worship God is not a right given by Tennessee or Washington, D.C.; it is a commandment given by the Almighty, Himself.
Should the right to worship according to the dictates of my own conscience be denied, including the right to publicly speak the name of Jesus, I will have to echo the words of Peter in Acts 4:20, “We cannot but speak the things which we have seen and heard.”
The dictates of any constitution will have no bearing on the command to “go into all the world and preach the gospel,” including Tennessee.
Go Vols! 🙂
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Pierre, South Dakota (Artist: Susan Cassidy Wilhoit)
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I would encourage you to share these posts.
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Well, there ya’ go. 🙂
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Providence, Rhode Island (Artist: Susan Cassidy Wilhoit)
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I would encourage you to share these as much as you would like, even with those in your state capitals.
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Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (Artist: Susan Cassidy Wilhoit)
Folks, is there no such thing as irony? The men and women of the Freedom from Religion Foundation (FFRF) make bold claims about a “godless” Constitution and the godlessness of our Founding Fathers, yet the words above seem to stand in stark contrast to their claims. Again, the “wall of separation” as defined by the modern “intellects” was nowhere to be found in 1776.
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Boston, Massachusetts (Artist: Susan Cassidy Wilhoit)
What’s that? Talk of a Lawgiver? The Great Legislator? And what’s this “devoutly imploring” talk? Do they mean prayer? For crying out loud! This was 1780! Hadn’t they been informed about the “wall of separation” between Church and State?
Jefferson didn’t write that letter to the Danbury Baptists until 1802, you say?
I guess there must have been a lot of unconstitutional praying for guidance until Jefferson set them straight, eh?
Or, do you think the founding fathers of Massachusetts knew the Constitution better than the Freedom from Religion Foundation (FFRF)?
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Annapolis, Maryland (Artist: Susan Cassidy Wilhoit)
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