ENOUGH! When Are We Going to Say Enough?!

Picture of a Nativity statue in front of the Provo, UT Temple.



Small factions of society say,


"You cannot post the 10 Commandments in public places."


"You cannot put up Nativity scenes during the holidays in or on government owned properties."


"You cannot raise white crosses along the Interstate road system designating the demise of public servants."



When will the rest of us who are god-fearing Christians stand up and say, "ENOUGH!" "SILENCE."



Okay, so if we-the majority are going to be soooo tolerant as to let others kick us around, then can we at the very least, every church put up Nativity scenes? Can we, at the very least, post a billboard on Church property with at least one of the Ten Commandments and change it out every month or so?


We are a Christian nation, i.e. a nation founded by Christian believing and practicing individuals. Really people, it's okay. Let's put our $ where our hearts are and get the ball moving on this!



Love this song:
More of Us by Trace Adkins

Seems like everytime I turn around
Another Ten Commandments is comin' down
As if this country revolves around
The people who hate my God

[ Lyrics from: http://www.lyricenter.com/e48323-trace_adkins~more_of_us_lyrics.html ]
They want Him out of the courthouse
And out of the schools
Off the airways and under the pews
I think it's time we remind those fools
Of something that they forgot

That there's more of us
Than there are of them
Don't you think we've taken enough
Of all this givin' in
It's ‘bout time for pushin' back
Watcha say we take a stand
I'm talkin to my Red, White, and Blue
Tried and true proud American friends
Remember there's more of us
Than there are of them

Now listen

I know we've learned to talk the talk
But now it's time we walk the walk
With one voice we oughta call a halt
To the madness in D.C.
We gotta change the course they've got us on
Double check whose side they're really on
Seems to me they've got this country wrong
It belongs to you and me

That's right

Yeah there's more of us
Than there are of them
Don't you think we've taken enough
Of all this givin' in
It's ‘bout time for pushin back
Watcha say we take a stand
I'm talkin to my Red, White, and Blue
Tried and true proud American friends
Remember there's more of us
Than there are of them

Yeah

I think it's ‘bout time for takin' back
Whatcha say we take a stand
I'm talkin to my Red, White, and Blue
Tried and true proud American friends
Remember there's more of us
There's a whole lot more of us
Than there are of them


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-1tva9zJKU

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