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Its only source of authority and power is from the people who have created it . This is made clear in the Preamble of the Constitution of the United States , which reads : " WE THE PEOPLE . . . do ordain and establish this Constitution ...
Its only source of authority and power is from the people who have created it . This is made clear in the Preamble of the Constitution of the United States , which reads : " WE THE PEOPLE . . . do ordain and establish this Constitution ...
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The Founding Fathers well understood human nature and its tendency to exercise unrighteous dominion when given authority . A Constitution was therefore designed to limit government to certain enumerated functions , beyond which was ...
The Founding Fathers well understood human nature and its tendency to exercise unrighteous dominion when given authority . A Constitution was therefore designed to limit government to certain enumerated functions , beyond which was ...
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In recognizing God as the source of their rights , the Founding Fathers declared Him to be the ultimate authority for their basis of law . This led them to the conviction that people do not make law but merely acknowledge preexisting ...
In recognizing God as the source of their rights , the Founding Fathers declared Him to be the ultimate authority for their basis of law . This led them to the conviction that people do not make law but merely acknowledge preexisting ...
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