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The_Edwards_Notebook-No_Praying_Allowed020724 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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The First Amendment of the US Constitution plainly states Congress shall make no law respecting
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an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof Helo. I'm ron
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Edwards on today's space from Meyer's Novo, brought to you by Constitutional Grounds Coffee.
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In twenty twenty one, several pro life activists held a prayer vigil in
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the lobby of an abortion mill in Tennessee. The believers in Jesus Christ peacefully
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prayed and sang several hymns before quietly leaving without incident. Soon after, FBI
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gestapo agents converged on the homes of those who prayed for the lives of the
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unborn, brandishing rifles and arrested the pro life activists without even identifying themselves when
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they were asked what their names are. So now Chester Gallagher of Tennessee,
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Heather Iden, Calvin Zestro, Caroline Davis of Michigan, Coleman boyd Missouri,
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Dennis Green of Virginia, and Paul Vaughan of Tennessee face up to eleven years
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in prison for simply praying and exercising their freedom of religion. In this land
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of liberty, I find it hypocritical when people arrested and faced eleven years in
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prison for praying, while BLM and ANTIPHO rioters who physically harmed people and destroyed
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property were never ever grabbed by the long arm of the law. I'm Ron
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Edwards. Join the Lave weekdays three pm Eastern twelve Pacific to find out where
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to go to the rontwards dot Com