Letter: We’re experiencing establishment of religion by federal government, he says

TO THE EDITOR: You have heard it said the constitution defines a “separation of church and state,” which was actually from a letter, not the constitution.

Essentially, the federal government is constitutionally prohibited from establishing a government church. The founders were fully aware of the problems a central government religion causes.

The constitution is dead. What we are experiencing, in both the omission and commission of wrong-doing, is an establishment of religion by our federal government. The Obama administration has coordinated a widespread censoring of everything Christian, while embracing and promoting everything anti-Christ.

Rep. Steve King (R), Iowa, on the floor of the House, brought attention to a change affecting wounded soldiers, at Bethesda and Walter Reed hospitals. It has been determined those who have sacrificed for us should be denied access to a Bible. The ruling is from the Department of the Navy and included in a Patient Care Act. It reads “No religious items (including Bibles, reading material and/or artifacts) are allowed to be given away or used during a visit.”

Who could imagine a soldier, close to death, could be denied communion? “No bread and wine!”

Throw out the crosses, Bibles and inspirational writings of faith. Bring in the homosexuals, witches and promote immoral behavior. Do you believe our actions (or inactions) have consequences?

It is written “A house divided cannot stand.” Much like Babel, where the people were divided by language, we have been divided by political ideology. We have not maintained the foundation needed to keep our house on firm footings. We have turned away from our faith that inspired our founders and we destroyed the original documents provided to protect us.

The top-heavy abomination we now possess is caving in on itself as the ruling elite scramble to shield you from the facts.

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