Sometimes all it takes is a handshake and a look into a person’s eyes to see into his or her soul.  That’s how it was with Judge Roy Moore when I met him. It was May of 2003 at the height of the controversy over the Ten Commandments Monument in the State Judiciary in Montgomery. My family was returning home from my oldest son’s graduation from Auburn University. We decided to stop at the Olive Garden in Montgomery for dinner. As we entered the restaurant I recognized Judge Moore with …

O’Bama says “Make no mistake,” he emphasized. “This is a jobs bill.”–Does he not realize this will be at the expense of families paying higher utilities that they can not already afford and is made worse by the economic woes caused by his non stop spending of $$$trillions  as if they are just dimes in his pocket.  No presidents has even spent anything near what he has already done.
His so called jobs bill will not  give everyone jobs but it will help “all equallly” lose more of their money due …

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The Founding Fathers (many were pastors):
Sermons Preached during the Founding Era

Vindication of the Government of New England Churches (1717), John Wise; republished 1772
Government the Pillar of the Earth (1730), Benjamin Colman
Nineveh’s Repentence and Deliverance (1740), Joseph Sewall
The Essential Rights and Liberties of Protestants (1744), Elisha Williams
Britain’s Mercies, and Britain’s Duties (1746), George Whitefield
Civil Magistrates Must be Just, Ruling in the Fear of God (1746), Charles Chauncy
The Presence of Great God in the Assembly of Political Rulers (1746), John Barnard
A Discourse …