Has the Jackson County Commission resolved all of our countys financial problems that they now may delve into political-religious issues of political party politics and make a mockery of our nations founders principles and that of the Constitution of the United States of America? The Issue - Historical Documents display at the Jackson County Courthouse. Quote from Commissioner Guffey: The three documents Im referring to are the Declaration of Independence, The Ten Commandments and the Constitution of the United States. These historical documents are what shaped our great nation. Each of these documents represent the very foundations of our country. If we removed any one of these documents we would see a totally different country. We have gotten away from what this country was founded on. If we want to return our country to what made her great we must start at the local level. It is time for the majority to make a stand on what made this country great. youtu.be/15x9rYdO0R4 Mr. Guffeys argument is a false argument designed for the purpose of confusing Biblical teachings with government laws which protect our individual freedoms and liberty as codified in our Constitution. There is a difference between government and religious principles, our founding fathers recognized the difference. Mr. Guffey comes forward in the attempt to blur the lines of religion and government by a historical display which equates religious principles of the 10 Commandments as a founding document of our nation - this is a false argument designed as a political party divisionary tactic and will have the result of costing Jackson County citizens hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal actions which will enrich attorneys in the case, and very well may bankrupt the county. This commissioners statements on this issue exhibits revisionist history supported by political extremists which are attempting to perform the same action in the Alabama Legislature. Those which may support this action participate in a political endeavor to revise our history and move in its place a political-religous government not representative of liberty or freedom of worship. I worship God and Christian principles at home, within the family and at church. I do not want any government entity to endorse any religion as public policy or confuse the facts of history with political-religious doctrine of a confused political partys extremist ideology.
Posted on: Thu, 28 Aug 2014 10:27:04 +0000
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