I don't want the 10 Commandments back in the school - Freedom is from GOD not the government.

I don't want the 10 Commandments back in the school. I want JESUS CHRIST THE MESSIAH in the home, the schools and in all phases of Government. That's all I'm praying for. We wouldn't need to return anything to the schools if it hadn't left the homes and the congregations first. If folks were going to the Meeting House (like they used to) and taking Church with them, the Church would still be allowed in schools. Don't understand? Well, the Church is not the building. The building is where the Church goes to meet on Sundays and Wednesdays. The Body of CHRIST is THE CHURCH. The building is simply a convenience, a large place to gather and worship GOD.   Free Government is the direct result of a deeply held Religious faith. If you believe in GOD you can be free because you know you are accountable to GOD. Personal accountability is supremely necessary in a free society. While mankind is sinful, it is only the presence of GOD that restrains that same nature. That is the cornerstone of our Government. GOD was included as a necessity and not simply as a convenient, “feel good” Freedom. Our methodical removal of GOD from our Government will only serve in the removal of our Freedom. Civil Liberties cannot be allowed to be claimed by those whose ultimate desire is to overthrow those same Civil Liberties. Those who claim to institute a different law under the guise of Religious Freedom or those who desire to overthrow Capitalism under the guise of Freedom of Speech. Communism would use the freedoms that we have to motivate us to failure rather than to success due to the fact that they hold to the ideology that one’s freedoms are given by the Government and that same Government has the power to remove those very freedoms. Terrorists would use our Freedom of Religion in order to institute Islamic laws, theoretically only within their neighborhoods, in order to gain a foothold and ultimately spread it throughout the nation, thereby replacing Christian Law with Islamic Law. We see that in the insistence of wearing the clothing, having the prayer times and forcing the local Governments to allow the prayer calls that disrespect local noise ordinances.   As we continually “allow” the laws to be changed under the misguided assumption that we must “tolerate” everything in order to be viewed as “equal under the law” we are, in effect, undermining the very privileged sanctuary that guarantees the Freedom to be “different.” When you restrict one’s ability to even think, then write, a differing opinion that has been held since the beginning of the country (all men are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights) you contribute to the undermining of the Constitution and Bill of Rights.