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History Forum / General / General Topics / September 2004Some state mottos the ACLU hates
Here are a few state mottos the ACLU would hate, with their desire to censor our history and heritage... Arizona - Diat Deus (God enriches) Colorado - Nil Sine Numine (Nothing without Providence) Connecticut - Qui Transtulit Sustinet (He who transplanted still sustains) Florida - In God We Trust Hawaii - The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness -Motto info from A Nation Under God That is just five of the mottos. There are many more. How long till these are also in court? K.C. http://providential-plan.com/undergod.html (A Nation Under God) re: constitutionality of mottos proclaiming a state's explicit recognition/salutation//respect upon deity Monsewer Non-Justice RobtCohen: Well, the U.S. Constitution is man-made, and is subject over time to interpretation and re-interpretation and re-re- interpretation: it's not immutable The robe-garbed interpreters are ultimately political appointees: By this I mean duly selected through legal-political process, including approval by a majority of a directly elected (formerly selected) Senate In our complex culture, which is so often contradictory socially-politically-economically: The first amendment may be interpreted to find that state mottos aren't actually substantially the establishment of a religion nor of a religious belief This prevailing interpretation is a kind of legal fiction--i.e. "corporations are persons"-- but it will have to do pragmatically as so much of our on-going adaptive generally legalistic-adhering/acknowledging culture must be for our overall civilization's survival Thus: HEY, LIVE WITH SUCH AMBIGUOUS RELATIVISTIC FREEDOM OR DIE > Here are a few state mottos the ACLU would hate, with their desire to > censor our history and heritage... You better thank that God every day for the ACLU. > > Here are a few state mottos the ACLU would hate, with their desire to > > censor our history and heritage... > > You better thank that God every day for the ACLU. > > -- Unless, of course, anyone hears me. In which case, they, and the ACLU, will sue me for offense..right? K.C. |
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