How should a Christian even begin to try to decide who to cast their vote for?

Really, how should anyone who claims to believe in the Bible, God, follow Jesus, or even wear the title of Christian, Jew, Catholic, etc. even begin to decide who would be the best person on the ballot to cast their vote for?

Voting is your right, and it is how you express your values and show your support for what you want this country to become.

Listen as we discover how easy it truly is sometimes for a follower of Jesus, a believer in God, and a follower of the Bible to truly begin to understand who might be the best candidate on any ballot to cast their vote for.

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“The two enemies of the people are criminals and government, so let us tie the second down with the chains of the Constitution so the second will not become the legalized version of the first.” Thomas Jefferson

Freedom, as we know, is not free; and it can and is easily taken by those who would oppose it. But how could a citizen base who lives in freedom and claims to support freedom so easily hand that very freedom over to those who wish to take it?

Well, as Thomas Paine is quoted, “Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must, like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting it.”

But what if we are losing our freedoms one slice at a time? What if the very citizens are giving their freedoms away with each cut to their very comfortable and conformable lives and their desire for dependence over responsibility? What if a nation could quietly be put to death by a thousand cuts?

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This is the final episode in the 10 Commandments series. In this episode, we discuss the commands that deal with having a good life and a good relationship with your fellow neighbor—that is, every person on this earth.

You might be surprised at how many of these commands from God you not only follow in your everyday life but that you openly support, defend, and uphold as good and truthful commands. Yes, even the most hardcore atheists, even if they might not follow these commands in their own lives, believe their neighbor should follow and respect them in order to receive good treatment.

And find out why these commands are so vital to a good, just, moral, and better-behaved society and education system.

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There is a path to living a better life in relationship with God. That is what we will discuss in this episode: the part of the 10 Commandments that deals with a relationship with God.

We will explain what all 10 of the Ten Commandments are, but our focus will be on helping each other understand the importance of a proper relationship between us and God, based on God’s commands.

Even if you think this does not apply to you, but you believe that all religions follow the same “god” but just under a different name, then you should be interested in understanding these commands even more, if for nothing else than to help you understand your neighbor better.

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The Bible is the most popular and widely read book in the world. However, it is also the least understood among those whose chosen foundation is anti-biblical and anti-God. Yet, even with this open disregard for truth, those who shun biblical teaching still know deep down that these teachings are true, and they still attempt to follow God’s commands, knowing God is right.

Listen as we dive a little deeper into the Ten Commandments and show just a little more why even those who reject God and biblical teachings know in their hearts that God is right.

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Do you know the history of the Ten Commandments in America? How about just a small portion of it?

Did you know that the Ten Commandments have been a part of our nation and politics since the very beginning of the United States of America’s founding?

Listen as we explore some of the history of why these moral codes are not only important to our lives and society but also why it was reasoned they should have no place in our education system more than 150 years after our founding, and why this reasoning is flawed and goes against the very founders of this great country.

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Join me as we briefly discuss what the Ten Commandments are, which will be detailed more later, and who they are written to.

We will also discuss the poison that is traveling through the veins of our nation here in America, which is known as political correctness.

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Why are the 10 Commandments important to not just any society but, more precisely, American society?

Why would I even dare bring up this topic as an intolerant religious belief?

Listen as I explain why I felt it was necessary for us to discuss the Ten Commandments before we go further into a brief history of the Ten Commandments in America and why they are a fundamental pillar of American history and are still followed to this day by the very same people who seek to destroy and bury such rich, powerful, and vital American heritage.

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