At one time, I worked in a company
that had some volatile chemicals, and we needed to keep stringent records as to
how we used and handled those chemicals. There were special numbers we had to
call to verify the formulas and compounds in each product we used. Most of these
products had specific rules to follow on the proper procedures to take when
using those products; rules which stated what protective clothing to wear and
what to do in case of contamination or accidental ingestion of those products.
We had an entire on-line test we had to pass to qualify each employee on all of
those procedures; if you didn’t pass, you were in danger of losing your
position. We weren’t allowed to leave out any steps or rules of handling in the
use of those products.
In most household cleaning products,
there is a place on the label with warnings and safety procedures; these are
mandated by the government (a government regulation I agree with).
Games all have rules and regulations
that are supposed to be followed in order to play the game properly; number of
players, length of time, proper uniforms and padding and physical requirements
can all be included in the rules and regulations. A player can’t change the
rules just because he doesn’t like them.
Where am I going with all of this rules
and regulation stuff?
If you have read my work for any
length of time, you know I am a Christian, a Bible believing Christian, from
Genesis to Revelation. I believe all the things that are in the Bible are words
inspired by Almighty God. I believe God is unchanging, He is the only constant
in the entire universe, unlike a politician who changes with every shift of the
wind (know what I mean).
A few days ago, another law suit was
filed about the Ten Commandments. A
school in Virginia is under fire for displaying the Commandments. Somebody is
upset that those words are on display in a public building. The Liberty Council
is representing the Giles School District in this litigation and they are being
opposed by the A.C.L.U.; now isn’t that a surprise! Matthew Staver from Liberty
University School of Law believes the Ten Commandments are part of your
“protected free speech rights”, and the A.C.L.U. says NO!
Federal mediation has been ordered to
try to resolve this situation. A Federal District Court Judge, Michael F.
Urbanski. has made a suggestion to try to find resolution for both parties
involved. The judge has submitted a “compromise” which would delete the first
four Commandments in order to make them acceptable in a secular setting.
I guess I’m a skeptic, because I think
the school district will cave on the issue and adopt the “edited” Commandments
in an attempt to make everybody happy (A.C.L.U.), and that is extremely
unfortunate. I don’t think the AUTHOR would be too happy about having His words
changed or deleted (read the last verse of Revelation).
Earlier this week, I wrote about
America being a Christian nation, and the statistics proved I am well based in
fact. We were founded on Christian principles and Christian laws, and the
further we walk away from those laws, the more perverse we have become. We live
in a nation that allows the legal murder of unborn children and the perversion
of marriage. America needs an about-face or we will suffer the fate of other
nations who turned from God’s laws. We should be promoting the Ten Commandments
instead of eliminating them and giving our children a moral compass to live by.
I would hate to see America become the new “Sodom”!
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