As I’m reading up on Noah Webster, I’m reminded once again of our Christian heritage in America. I’m offended and stunned that so many symbols of our beloved Christianity are being removed from in the public square. I’m disturbed and grieved that Christians are not allowed to pray at graduations or other events, and that we can no longer pray in our government schools. It seems as though our courts today believe that our founders intended to banish God from our government and public square. How foolish they are. Our founders did not want to establish a Theocracy for sure, but they wanted to allow the influence of Christian ideals in our society.
I guess the most disturbing thing of all for me was when I saw these guards removing the 10 commandments from an Alabama court room a few years ago. I never could quite get over that. Judge Moore stated, “It is a sad day in our country when the moral foundation of our law and the acknowledgment of God has to be hidden from public view to appease a federal judge.” This Godly man was even suspended by the Alabama Judicial Inquiry Commission for refusing to obey Thompson’s order. He will wear a crown one day.
