In the World
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It really does matter what our theories are concerning the beginning of it all if we are confident that we are not in bondage to a theory that fails to show purpose. Hopefully our theories are products of free will thinking after we have exposed ourselves to the studied arguments for all theories. If truth is not the ultimate goal for each of us we have failed to progress in the time each of us has dwelt on this earth! Long before Jesus Christ came into being mankind worshipped something or someone. Mankind from the beginning of time has been hardwired to worship simply because that which gave them the key ingredient necessary for human life was in them and has existed from Creation. It was spirit, created in the image of God. If we are not dealing with facts and have opinions, they are theories, and Faith is the byproduct of theoretical beliefs. Faith is a belief in something or someone that cannot be proved.
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The Constitution is a force in place governing all citizens and people in this nation regardless of their beliefs, and it includes requirements by those in the nation for a time uncertain. For the citizens, it is their guarantee of personal welfare, rights, and blessings of liberty. The elected and appointed leaders of this nation are bound by an oath to support and defend the Constitution. When an event or act occurs that violates any part of the constitutionally constructed laws, it must be understood that the Constitution is much the same as a will, and those forefathers involved in its drafting were mostly concerned with the heirs as citizens and the protection of domestic tranquility, general welfare, and posterity. Section 1 of Constitutional Amendment makes it ever so clear that: “Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude except as punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.” If any group, religious or otherwise, attempts to force-feed their beliefs by word or deed on others within the United States, restricting their free will and causing unjust restriction of domestic tranquility, then involuntary servitude exists in the United States unlawfully.
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Eighty-six years of living has provided the author with a productive life and many experiences that represent a foundation for cause to think on things that would be considered extensive by some.