Independence Day
Remembering those from whom has come the privilege and the right of Liberty, and what it means to carry on its tradition and legacy.
With a fun time having been had by all over this past celebratory anniversary of our united Nation of States declaring their independence and officially effecting severance from Great Britain, it is worthwhile to pause for a moment, and consider just how very frightening the times really were in the 1700s. Though we celebrate July 4th as a holiday now, when the Declaration of Independence was actually signed on July 4th, 1776, there was no celebration or fanfare. It was in fact, a very somber moment in history, and the mood was anything but festive. The American Colonies found themselves attacked by the very army that was duty bound to protect them, and oppressed by the very government that was obligated to acknowledge and respect their rights as citizens and human beings. Yet the fact remained that the British government had proceeded to over-reach its authority as an institution for the people of Great Britain. Britain had become a tyranny.
As a result, the Colonies and their chosen leaders had a most momentous and grave decision before them. Would they submit to a life dominated, suppressed.....continue reading click here.
With a fun time having been had by all over this past celebratory anniversary of our united Nation of States declaring their independence and officially effecting severance from Great Britain, it is worthwhile to pause for a moment, and consider just how very frightening the times really were in the 1700s. Though we celebrate July 4th as a holiday now, when the Declaration of Independence was actually signed on July 4th, 1776, there was no celebration or fanfare. It was in fact, a very somber moment in history, and the mood was anything but festive. The American Colonies found themselves attacked by the very army that was duty bound to protect them, and oppressed by the very government that was obligated to acknowledge and respect their rights as citizens and human beings. Yet the fact remained that the British government had proceeded to over-reach its authority as an institution for the people of Great Britain. Britain had become a tyranny.
As a result, the Colonies and their chosen leaders had a most momentous and grave decision before them. Would they submit to a life dominated, suppressed.....continue reading click here.
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