Voice From the Womb
The Establishment Clause in the US Constitution states, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;" The phrase, "shall make no law ... prohibiting the free exercise thereof", ensures the freedom of expression of religion is guaranteed everywhere with no exception. The phrase, "shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion", refers to the designation of a particular religion or denomination as the so-called State religion, such as Baptist, Catholic, Judaism, etc. This was to avoid what Great Britain had done when it favored the Anglican Church to the detriment and persecution of other denominations. Hundreds of years later, this phrase would be turned around to suppress the freedom of expression of any kind of religion on state property or in business, a direct contradiction of the underlined words used above in the same clause!
Separation of Church and State was a phrase coined by Thomas Jefferson, who is also referred to as the author of the Declaration of Independence, in a personal letter to a pastor to encourage him that the government (state) would not be encroaching upon the pastor's church beliefs. In no way did Jefferson imply that the phrase was intended to justify the purging of the free expression of religion in the state and work place. That would be an extreme hypocrisy given the official dependence of the new nation upon God as stated in the Declaration of Independence and a direct contradiction of the Establishment Clause. That false use of the this phrase would come hundreds of years later.
Therefore,in order to be restored in the grace of God who so famously answered the implicit pleas of the Founding Fathers, decisions of the Supreme Court and lower courts that directly contradict Laws set forth by the Supreme Judge of the World must be immediately reverted to the original forms below, which were settled Law for hundreds of years before Roe v Wade became "settled law":
*** All abortions must be illegal.***
*** Laws restricting Prayers or Bibles in any state institution must be reversed or dissolved. ***
Therefore, decisions of the Supreme Court and lower courts that resulted in the suppression of the free expression of religion in the State and elsewhere, or in the prosecution of individuals exercising their religion in personal, business, or state functions, especially where the phrase Separation of Church and State was applied falsely as described above, must be reversed or vacated.
Return to God
America
On July 4, 1776 the US Congress gathered for perhaps the most important official Assembly in the history of America. In the ensuing Declaration of Independence signed by all the attendees, new nation's dependence upon God was mentioned in four different ways. The title Supreme Judge of the World implied that God held a higher position in the new nation than the 9 Supreme Court Justices. Indeed the Ten Commandments of God were looked upon as the pinnacle of law and order and affected decisions made by the Supreme Court and lower courts for hundreds of years.