Crystal, Brenda and Jennifer discuss that phrase from the Declaration of Independence "of nature and nature's god."
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Show Notes:
• Unalienable rights: unable to be controlled or have a lien placed on them
• Land, Air and Water are all nature, under its own rules
• Founding Fathers acknowledged the rules of nature
• Everything is under some kind of law: nature’s laws (gravity, etc) and Ten
Commandments
• Maxim law: that which one creates, one controls
• Corporation created “employees” to control us to get around the constitution
• I Samuel 7 Israelites asking Samuel for a King to rule over them
• If we don’t have something to govern us, lawlessness takes over
• No man can take our God-given unalienable rights because man didn’t give it
to us
• Being self-governed means that we take responsibility and we identify and
establish law that will be beneficial for us, our household, and our community
• We have not been taught to self-govern.
• Starts with us and by following the golden rule. Lead as an example.
• Leave the buildings and get back into nature and be outside!
• The founding fathers put in the Declaration "of nature and nature's God" to reaffirm that
there is a higher belief and a higher standing or structure that our country was founded on.
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Educational Platform: American Study Guide