2022-06-06
"When philosophical reason is clear and certain by intuition or necessary induction ... no subsequent revelation supported by prophecies or miracles can supersede it" - John Adams
The United States of America is regarded as a Christian nation, and indeed is famous (or infamous according to your persuasion) for its Christian evangelical churches, and yet ... did the Founding Fathers found its Declaration of Independence and its Constitution on Christian beliefs?
Certainly the Biden Pretendency doesn't appear to be driven by the principles of the Christian faith, but they don't seem to want the existing Constitution either.
The principles of national governance are now of the utmost importance if the US (and perhaps many other nations of the world) are about to rid themselves of the current unfathomable networks of globalist corruption, and reconstitute for the future.
How should those principles look?
In this video the beliefs of the Founding Fathers are re-examined, and I find that this re-examination uncovers ground that in some ways mirrors my own thinking on governance, religion, and the state of the world today, but I am in no way persuaded that we have to choose between secret societies and organised religions, or indeed any other top-down control structure, open or closed.
So do we need a new Thomas Paine to guide our thoughts in this latest crisis, or is the original still good?
We need to decide for ourselves.
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