Find Out About Judicial Review with John Eidsmoe and Ben Dupree and How Citizens Can Take Back Control Of Judiciary
Tuesday, March 22, 2011 at 03:38AM
Ben Dupree with the Foundation For Moral Law will be updating us with the latest battles these staunch defenders of our rights are facing. Foundation for Moral Law was started with Judge Roy Moore--famous for his stand for the acknowledgment of God (after all that's what the Founding Fathers wanted as a legacy for us today.) He became a judge of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit of Alabama in 1992, and served until his election as chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court in 2000. In 2003, Chief Justice Moore was removed from his position for standing up for the inalienable right to acknowledge God. Today he and the Foundation For Moral Law which includes Ben Dupree and Col John Eidsmoe have stood up to defend our rights and is helping steer this nation back on the right track. Please visit their website morallaw.org.
Also, John Eidsmoe helps us to understand about the powers of the courts and how "We the People" are supposed to limit their powers. An out of control judicary is unfortunately what we have today and many in it have not followed the Constitution and the Original Intent of the Founding Fathers. lGet to know the truths and share it. This is one of the best ways this nation can be steered back to the right course. Col Eidsmoe is a constitutional and historical scholar, a law professor at the Oak Brook College of Law and Public Policy, and a former law professor at the O.W. Coburn School of Law at Oral Roberts University, Regent University School of Law, and the Thomas Goode Jones School of Law. Col. Eidsmoe has published 13 books and other writings including the invaluable must-read Christianity and the Constitution: The Faith of Our Founding Fathers, as well as God and Caesar, Columbus and Cortez: Conquerors for Christ, and others. He has produced numerous video and audio lecture albums including the Institute on the Constitution and Here I Stand: A Biblical Worldview for a New Millennium.
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