Commentary: A Government to Fear (Part Three)

John W. Ritenbaugh
Given 03-May-14; Sermon #1211c; 14 minutes

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John Ritenbaugh, commenting on a recent travesty of justice, in which an overzealous elementary school teacher confiscated a Bible from a seven-year-old student reading the book of her choice, because it 'violated' the supposed separation of church and state clause in the Constitution's Bill of Rights, makes the case that secular-progressives are increasingly winning legal cases because of the enormous ignorance of the populace of both religious and civic knowledge. There has never been a separation of church and state clause in the Constitution, except for a ban against a single religious group should ever dominate the political landscape. In this context, the zealous teacher was guilty of religious oppression, but because of mass stupidity, the rights of the oppressor are more likely to be upheld than the rights of the oppressed.

Topics:

Bible Constitution Government intervention Houston public school system Ignorance of the masses LA Clippers Protecting the persecutors Religious and political ignorance 'Separation' of church and state Stupidity of the masses