Posted by
Dixiedarlin on Saturday, October 10, 2009 7:22:34 PM
As hard as I try, I cannot remember when we reached the
tipping point. That place where “the
right to choose” came to mean death to a child in the womb. That place where “freedom of speech” began to
give cover to pedophiles (NAMBLA) and every other degenerate that lives amongst
us. The time before a judge ordered a
medical treatment team to withhold nourishment from a woman who had no voice.
That bright day before some obscure little city decided it best to deny a
firefighter with dyslexia his due merited promotion in the name of some new
world “equality”. Better days. Days where we could still see the best in
people and had some measure of hope for the future of our country and those who
love it.
As much as I bemoan the current state of our country, I
realize it is the freedom, the choice that has brought us here. And if the masses choose to give up that
freedom, what happens to the rest of us?
For me, I can say that my freedom is a direct extension of the covenantal
relationship with my God. Man doesn’t
have control over that. But as for the
state of America,
that is a different case entirely.America
was built on a foundation that acknowledged that mere human beings do not have
all of the answers. The created are
merely here as an extension of the creator.
Once that belief is removed, compartmentalized, minimized, is it any
wonder that everything built on top of that foundation is collapsing around us?
Walls cannot stand where the foundation
is weak. And nothing weakens a
foundation more than pulling the very things from it that made it strong to
begin with.
Is there hope? As
long as we have breath, I suppose there is a measure of hope. Hope that one day people will rise up and
shake off the chains that bind us as a nation and choose to go a different
way. A way that values life. A way that values creation. A way that respects the fundamental beliefs
that America
was founded on. Because if there is no
hope what are we left with? If we don’t
have that common ground, what exactly are we standing on?