With it almost a sure thing that a monument containing the "Ten Commandments? will now be removed from an Alabama courthouse, one has to ask himself some serious questions?
Most of the "Big Ten (Commandments)? are deeply entrenched within our basic laws, and as such, one has to ponder the possibility of whether or not some damned fool will also seek to remove any law (itself) that had a basis within these Commandments? (Hmmm)
?Let?s see now, what could be declared moot under this line of reasoning?! ?
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Thou shalt not have any Gods before me!
Thou shalt not worship idols!
Thou shalt not kill!
Thou shalt not commit adultery!
Thou shalt not steal!
Thou shalt not bare false witness!
Thou shalt not covert thy neighbor?s wife!
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This may be only seven of the ten, but how many within politics, or within the legal system itself, are not themselves guilty of violating most (if not all) of the above? And how many within the system do not selectively administer these edicts, while they themselves ignore these basics of humanity?
Is the removal of that monument containing the Ten Commandments really an act of protection of the ?Separation of Church and State?, or is it just another move, by the few, toward expunging altogether, God from our national fiber and being?
?WHAT DO YOU THINK?!?
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