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Dear Pres. Obama:
Perhaps it was not on your required reading list at law school but I invite you to stroll over to the Library of Congress, if you were able to get a library card in light of the sparsity of your identification documents, and pick up a copy of The Christian Life and Character of the Civil Institutions of the United States, by Benjamin F. Morris, and published by American Vision Press, Powder Springs, Georgia. This 1060 page tome, which took over 12 years to research and write, gives original sources of proof that establishes the Christian Life and Character of the Civil Institutions of the United States dating back to the first settlements in the 1600s. Indirectly since much of the reasoning used in establishing these early civil institutions and codes and behavior were taken from the Christian bible which I am sure you must know includes the Old Testament, Judaic elements were also included in the earliest civil life and settlements of this country.
It is true that we are a nation of many religions but our Founders and the leaders who formulated civil life and institutions in the 1600s used Judeo-Christian values in doing so. Do yourself a favor and read it; I believe it will broaden your vision of the United States and give you and more realistic perspective of who we are.
Respectfully yours,
Richard W. Gorski, M.D.
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Thanks again, Dr. Gorski, for the fair and balanced perspective of U.S. history, rather than the sanitized version which a great
majority of folks are hearing from
various sources,i.e., the left wing liberals, the secular media and a majority of those who are responsible for our public educational system curriculum. We're not talking about doctrine here, nor are we saying the government should abandon the principles of separation of church and state, per the First Amendment. What we are saying is that America's founding fathers established our country on the same traditional Judaeo-Christian principles such as individual liberty, personal responsibility toward our neighbor and ourself, the sanctity of life, and equality for men and women of all races. Also, it's good to remind folks that our freedoms haven't come to us "free," but rather at a great cost. As for our current president's attempts to rewrite American history, we may only conclude that Mr. Obama is still deeply angered and affected by personal injustices from his own or his parent's circumstances, and must also still cling to the tenets of Liberation Theology, as espoused by his former spiritual and idealogical mentor, the Reverend Jeremiah Wright, whose anti-American rants are well-known by most anyone who followed the last election cycle.
You are welcome hadassah61953.
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