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Did you know the Bible is the source of our inalienable rights? Loim for Ron Edwards on today's patron Yebisnokook brought to you by Root Brand Premium Products. The Declaration of Independent says our rights come from our creator. They are stated in the Biblical Ten Commandments. They enumerate our natural and aalienable rights. God's commandments six rough ten that we shall not murder, violate each other, sexually, steal, or covet. God is saying everyone has the right for those awful things not to happen to them. And God gives Commandments one through four. He says we have the right to worship Him both privately and publicly in the ways he says he is to be worshiped. In Commandment five, God provides sanctity of family and parental rights. Thus, these provide the biblical basis of America's Bill of Rights. Seeing the link between the Bible and America's founding documents helps us to understand how they apply in both our personal and civic lives. Without this understanding, our patrin perotic efforts can amount to a hollow cheer of we need more God in government. The God of the Bible, who authored the Ten Commandments, is the only God compatible with the US Constitution. Thus, we the people have and must exercise our God given authority and dominion to restore our beloved Republic as we seek to live according to God's commandments and our Bill of Rights. I'm run Edwardson.