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Missouri's 7th District, U.S. House of Representatives

  
 

 

 

Liberty Under God
THE FOUNDATION OF PROSPERITY
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Congress should
  • remember that Christ, not man, is King
  • restore America's Christocracy

Benjamin Rush signed the Declaration of Independence and served in the Presidential administrations of John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison -- each of whom came from a different political party. And of what party was Rush?

I have been alternately called an aristocrat and a democrat. I am now neither. I am a Christocrat. I believe all power. . . will always fail of producing order and happiness in the hands of man. He alone Who created and redeemed man is qualified to govern him.

Kevin Craig is the Libertarian Party candidate for Congress. He follows the ideals of Benjamin Rush. He believes the Libertarian Party is the only party a "Christocrat" like Benjamin Rush could join today. The Libertarian Party Platform gives Americans freedom to make America a Christocracy once again.

Both major political parties are as bureaucratic and unreformable as the government they both promise to "re-invent." Looking back at the 20th Century, it is beyond doubt that members of both parties have championed the principles of Secular Humanism and global government. Both Republicrats and Demoblicans are really part of the One True Party. We need candidates who will consistently champion the principles of God's Word and God's Government, and voters who will vote for a "loser" knowing that obedience to God is more important than Party approval.


Theocracy!

Americans have been trained to fear the word "theocracy." Like Pavlov's dogs, they start drooling "Intolerance!" "Osama bin Ladin!" and "Loss of Civil Liberties!" whenever they hear the word "theocracy."

Perhaps we should forgive them for mistaking "theocracy" (government under God) for "ecclesiocracy" (government under clergy). We join many of America's Founding Fathers in being quite critical of the clergy. In fact, we would just as soon see the entire concept of "clergy" and "church" eliminated entirely. America's Founding Fathers gave us "Liberty Under God" because they separated their theocracy from any church.

Today's government refuses to be "under God" because it thinks it is god. The two major political parties of our day preach a doctrine called "statism": the worship of The State.

In 1892 the U.S. Supreme Court declared that America was a Christian nation. We would call it a "Christocracy." So would Thomas Jefferson's closest friend, Dr. Benjamin Rush. The original "American Dream" was that of every American dwelling safely under his own "Vine & Fig Tree."

The Gospel

The word "Gospel" means "Good News." The Good News is Christocracy. The Gospel is Christocracy: the world-wide reign of Christian Theocracy.

Most people believe "the Gospel" is "I get to go to heaven when I die." For every verse in the Bible that talks about going to heaven when you die, there are at least 100 verses that talk about Theocracy. Most of the Bible is about Theocracy.

"Theocracy" means "God governs." A "Theocracy" exists when society's institutions acknowledge God and His Commandments and put them into practice: families, schools, businesses, charities, media, courts, legislators, executives, banks, etc. God promises that when we obey His Commandments, he blesses the institutions of our society (and eliminates those, like the Mafia, that shouldn't exist at all).

This is the Gospel, the "good news." Galatians 3:8 says:

And the Scripture, foreseeing that God would justify the heathen through faith, preached beforethe Gospel unto Abraham, saying, "In thee shall all nations be blessed."

All nations obeying God, and blessed. This is "good news." This is Christocracy.


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