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A well-orchestrated campaign is moving to fundamentally transform the United States into a scrupulously secular nation.

One demands the abolition of capitalism; it is a sign of anger and despair. The other brings us goodness and light.

“the claim that somehow ‘Seven in Heaven Way’ violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment is absurd. Acknowledging religion is not an endorsement of religion, and to suggest that this street name somehow crosses the constitutional line of establishing a religion is nonsense.”

[T]hey have embraced a new, empty theory of life and society – they have no basis for morality or purpose. The acknowledgement of God or Christian morality is a threat – a threat they want to banish from the culture around them. Unfortunately for him, the atheistic humanist has no clear answers and no foundation for a theory of life, morality, and society.

Progressives have slowly, but surely, infiltrated America’s political process, court system, and media outlets, to such an extent that they are now the de facto “establishment.” Hence the conservative movement (which represents the vast majority of Americans) has largely been forced “underground,” and finds itself fighting for its survival against a federal government that no longer represents them (or cares to).

The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling against 12-foot-high cross displays honoring fallen members of the Utah Highway Patrol (UHP) distorts the First Amendment Establishment Clause.

Conservative legal experts say a federal district judge in Wisconsin had no legal basis for declaring the National Day of Prayer unconstitutional – and predict the decision cannot stand.

The National Day of Prayer, honored in the United States for more than a half-century, is unconstitutional, a federal judge in Wisconsin has ruled.