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Why America Needs God

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Although I do not regularly attend church, I do rely on God.?? I also recognize the social valuation on the teachings with the Bible such as The 10 Commandments as well as the teachings of Jesus Christ.?? Teaching the precepts of religion to young Americans forms their character and prepares them to thrive and survive in American society.?? Without heeding these teachings, our youth brings about the decline in the greatest country in the history with the world’The United States of America.

Our Founding Fathers recognized the need for Americans to apply religious teachings.?? They understood that following these teachings would strengthen American society and invite our Constitution to function at its best for all Americans.?? The Constitution was God t shirts made with Americans following religious teachings planned.
I believe that government should allow God back to our lives and inside the public.?? Thomas Jefferson composed the idea of, ‘separation of church assuring.’?? He meant to say that government wouldn’t normally recognize just one branch of 1 religion preferentially.?? He would not mean to exclude God and religion from our government and public events.

Around 1962 the U.S. Supreme Court changed its definition from the word ‘church’ to mean a religious public gathering.?? This fundamentally changed this is of Jefferson’s words inside the Court’s eyes.?? It no longer saw that government may not preferentially recognize a single christian shirts branch of just one religion, but that government could not constitutionally allow God or religion into its dealings, or public dealings.?? This change in the definition in the word ‘church’ has triggered removing prayer from public schools, not permitting Nativity scenes at public buildings, and questioning whether prayer at the beginning of public meetings should be permitted.?? These examples are deemed or challenged as unconstitutional.?? Ironically, what, ‘separation of church assuring,’ don’t appear within the Constitution.?? Americans enjoy freedom of religion, not freedom from religion.

Early in his presidency Barack Obama asserted America was don’t a Christian nation, but a nation of people of many religions and beliefs.?? I can respect this statement, provided that it does not actually restrict the beliefs with the many in order to meet the wants of a few.?? Most Americans rely on a God as well as a religion.?? Less than 20% of Americans are atheists, agnostics, or practice no religion.?? We believers should not allow the few non-believers to dictate the exclusion of God from my society, using government to support religion away inside the grounds and walls of churches.

Our government needs Americans to rehearse religion.?? The government is determined by the Constitution for everyone as the framework of our society.?? The Constitution depends upon the moral behavior of Americans to ensure that its components will be designed.?? Therefore, the government is dependent upon religion to instruct Americans the morals they require for society to function.?? Without religious teachings and moral behavior the us government will fail, leading to the downfall of American society.

We owe it to the children.?? We must bring God back into American society to be sure the future of America for Americans into the future.

(For more with this topic, see the video America’s Godly Heritage (1995)).
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