23rd Judicial Bible Dedication Coming Soon!

Posted by JLS Published in Events

Join us at Frank’s Restaurant in Prarieville next Thursday, February 4th at 8:00 AM as we dedicate a commemorative Bible to the Louisiana 23rd Judicial District Court.
Please RSVP by contacting Retired Judge Darrell White or Jason Stern at the office or by emailing us through the website. Breakfast will be served.

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Jan

The Pursuit of Happiness

Posted by JLS Published in Articles, Quotes

Via Voddie Baucham Ministries:
Ever wonder what the phrase the “Pursuit of Happiness” meant in the U.S. Constitution? Well here’s a hint from the Massachusetts Constitution. Remember, John and Samual Adams were two of the three framers. Hence, what they did in Massachusetts in 1780 gives us real insight into what the framers meant in 1776:
“Art. [...]

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Jan

Religious Freedom in the New Millennia?

Posted by JLS Published in Articles

This is an interesting synopsis from Ray Comfort’s Blog today. The federal courts have played a strong role in shaping American culture in the 20th century via its decisions:
“There was a time in U.S. history when American school children began each day with public prayer. The entire class prayed together. That is now “illegal.” This [...]

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Jan

Securing the Constitution

Posted by ddw Published in Quotes

A Word from our Founders:
“To the security of a free constitution, [knowledge] contributes in various ways – by convincing those who are intrusted with the public administration that every valuable end of government is best answered by the enlightened confidence of the people, and by teaching the people themselves to know and to value their [...]

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Jan

Ten Commandments on ‘Winning Streak’

Posted by ddw Published in Information

A decision from the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has extended a winning streak for the Ten Commandments that dates back to 2005.
The organization successfully argued on behalf of the legality of a display in a public building in Kentucky that included the Ten Commandments among other historical references.
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals [...]

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Jan

Powers of the American People

Posted by ddw Published in Articles

“It would be well always to keep in mind this reserved power of the people so immediately connected with the preservation of their Government. It has been the source of safety in all times past, in peace and in war, and it is to day, and will ever continue to be, the omnipotent power that forbids us to doubt the complete success of free government. The virtue and intelligence of the people are the sure bulwark of safety for a republic.”

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