INVITATION TO TEN COMMANDMENTS RALLY
IN HABERSHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA

Dear Friend;

Our nation is in a moral crisis. The issues confronting us have reached a boiling point in the Ten Commandments struggle across our land.

We stand with the Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore of Alabama that the display of the Ten Commandments in public buildings is Constitutional.

We believe:

1) That the legal system can acknowledge God as the moral foundation of our laws;

2) That the First Amendment does not prohibit states from acknowledging God;

3) That states may exercise individual sovereignty; and

4) That there comes a time when citizens must disobey an unlawful authority.

We do strongly believe in the Rule of Law to obey lawful authority. But at the same time, we believe the Rule of Law means we are called to disobey unlawful authority. The law must restrain both citizens and those in authority, if not anarchy or tyranny will certainly arise.

The battle over the Ten Commandments is not about religion, a term defined by our Founders as “the duty we owe to our Creator and the manner for discharging it.” The battle is over acknowledging God in our nation. We oppose the historic cleansing of our Christian Roots in America. We oppose losing the laws that govern decent human conduct.

May we guard diligently against the loss of our religious freedom and Christian heritage.

You are invited to attend and bring your friends to “stand in the gap”…AND

SUPPORT THE TEN COMMANDMENTS RALLY at the Habersham County Courthouse
in Clarkesville, Georgia

Thursday, October 9, 2003 at 12:00 – Noon

Keynote speaker: Dr. Rick Scarborough
There will be other speakers, invited guests, music, Ten Commandment T-shirts,
and Ten Commandment posters

Remember:“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof…” United States Constitution, First Amendment