Liberty

LIBERTY:

Liberty is based on the recognition that unalienable rights are endowed by the Creator, and governed by fundamental moral principle. They are not subject to kings, presidents, parliaments, congresses, rulers, the UN or any other individual, group or institution.

Enumerated among these are life, liberty, free speech, freedom of association, religious freedom, freedom of the press, the right to keep and bear arms, the right to a fair, speedy, jury trial by ones peers, property rights, and a republican form of government. John Adams statted in 1798 that, "our constitution was made for a moral and a religious people and is wholly unsuited for the governing of any other." It is precisely the Christian, or fundamental moral principles of faith, tolerance, love of neighbor, honesty, family fidelity, virtue, integrity, hard work, and frugality that creates the atmosphere that produces the liberty we enjoy. The United States stands unique in its recognition of these principles and its strength and prosperity is directly related to maintaining them.

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