Foxy and Mangle's video: The American Christian Religion Defined In The Declaration of Independence

Read the article on my blog at http://tinyurl.com/read-American-Freedom-1776. The American Church of Religious Freedom is the name that I have given to the religion of the American people that has existed undefined within the two "self-evident" truths proclaimed on July 4, 1776 in the Declaration of American Independence. Two hundred and thirty-four years ago, this July 4th our nation was as Abe Lincoln said in his Gettysburg Address "conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal." Out of this famous proposition of equality authored by Thomas Jefferson, emerged the co-principle of dynamic force and direction that states unequivocally in Jefferson's words that all men are "endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights..." Ever since that day, the phrase "all men are created equal" has piqued the minds of great thinkers world wide as to exactly what Jefferson meant by the phrase and likewise every American citizen has at one time or another tried to understand what equality means in America. All Americans know that equality comes with the endowment of "certain unalienable rights" but some Americans are unable to see the reality of Freedom in their lives under the present U.S. government administration. My conclusion about this truth of the religion existing in the Declaration of American Independence is that for an American to ethically claim for himself or herself the "certain unalienable rights" stated as "self-evident" truth, he or she must consciously recognize and acclaim the Divine nature of the Declaration of American Independence and consciously recognize and acclaim the spiritual relationship that is established between every citizen with God. The spiritual relationship between the individual citizen and all other citizens is expressed, as "E Pluribus Unum" which applied here to Americans would translate as "one person out of many persons". I know that many people interpret the 'Unum" as meaning one nation out of many people but that is not a well thought out conclusion. Clearly, the application of the phrase by Thomas Jefferson would refer to one person as the ideal standard of unity out of all persons, namely Jesus Christ. The concept of the "mystical body of Christ", in which Christ is the head of the body and all humanity are the members of the body is a basic tenet of all Christian Faith. Applying the concept here in the two "self-evident" truths reveals that God creates all humans equal to Jesus Christ, with the same rights and authority as Jesus. This reminds me of what Jesus said to the Jews when they got mad about him saying that he was the son of God. Jesus answered them: "Is it not written in your law: I said you are gods?" (John 10; 34). The practical application of "E pluribus Unum" to myself as a citizen is that I think of myself as Jesus and in that state of mind I then think of each other citizen as Jesus. From such a viewpoint, I then act accordingly, exercising my freedom without interfering with the freedom of another citizen. From such a viewpoint, I mind my own business and do not question another citizen's personal beliefs nor try to impose my beliefs on another citizen. I am free to speak my mind and that is the only tool of influence that I value and use in my relationship with other citizens. Under such social conditions of an enlightened free people, the only responsibility of a government is to protect all citizens from theft or harm or any impedance to their liberty. This condition of Freedom does not exist in America today because the government seeks to invade the personal freedom of Americans under the pretext of protecting them from supposed evils that the government has in fact, created out of their treasonous actions. For those of you who would say "I don't believe in God" - by your own words you deny your unalienable rights. Better that you say nothing, or else real Americans will reject you as un-American because you deny the source and power of American Democracy -- God. Americans! -- Rethink your lives in accordance with the two "self-evident" truths. Rescind all laws against individual freedom including all laws against Cannabis. God makes all plants holy and it is an affront to American natural law to say that any plant is profane in Gods eyes. (Acts 10; 15.) The Angel said to Peter, "Do not call profane what God has made holy!" www.WillNoHarmonAllBeings.com