Ten Commandments or Ten Amendments?
The majority of Americans oppose intrusion of sectarian religion into government. On May 7, the first "Ten Amendments Day" will be celebrated both to counteract "Ten Commandments Day" and to recall the sacrifices made to gain and insure our Constitutional freedoms.
(PRWEB) May 4, 2006 -- On Ten Amendments Day, May 7th, we come together in local communities in supporting our Constitution, the freedoms it preserves, and the rights it protects. Why is there a need to support and promote the Bill of Rights?
Powerful forces are working to undermine the principles that have kept Americans free for 215 years and jeopardize the liberties guaranteed by the Bill of Rights.
Religious activists are seeking to install God in our government. On May 7th, the Ten Commandments Day Commission and millions of followers will lobby to replace the Ten Amendments with the Ten Commandments, replacing our civil rights with their religious preferences.
Visit the Ten Amendments Day website at www.TenAmendmentsDay.org to learn about the Bill of Rights and the debates that went into the creation of our secular Constitution. You’ll find articles about the Ten Commandments and the current court cases attempting to force religion into the government, as well as other press resources.
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