Why We Can't Win America Back, Even If We Win a Civil War

Many good folks are willing to die for what they think is a worthy cause. The purpose of this article is to show a better cause, because America as we know it, is mostly gone.

#1. Even if we could win a civil war for the 2nd Amendment (gun rights), America has huge debt and an economy facing cutback. With half of America living off the other half who pay taxes, we won't be able to out-vote the thousands coming across the southern border daily. Chaos is coming.

#2. We had our chance. John Adams, 2nd U.S. President, said the Constitution was only designed for a moral and religious people. Since we kicked God out of courtrooms, classrooms and even boo'ed Him at the Democratic National Convention, we are not a "moral and religious people." The Constitution won't work now--too many people voting benefits for themselves.

Example: 30 years ago Blue Cross published that smoking and drinking were factors in most of the high cost admissions to hospitals. If people want to eat, drink, smoke and abuse themselves, why should I be taxed to cover their medical costs? Healthcare is an individual matter and everyone should take care of themselves--what they sow, they reap. I should also be responsible for rearing my child my way, not being taught that deviant behavior is normal and fine and speech must never be offensive.

#3. This author moved to the DC area to confront congress with medical evidence that prescription drugs are the leading cause of death. One U.S. senator told me, "You are wasting your time...They own us." She was speaking of pharmaceutical donations to reelection campaigns. Dr. Marcia Angell, Editor of the New England Journal of Medicine, told 60 Minutes that congress gets $400 million a year that way, but that was more than a decade ago. It's probably $1billion now. Congress is sold out to pharma.

#4. In a war, it's the offense that decides the playing field. Big gov can decide where they are going to grab guns and how much force they will need. Defenders of the Constitution are scattered across the country, but cannot be mobilized to where the gun grabbers suddenly show up--unlevel playing field. The feds will have more than automatic weapons. They could have drones, helicopters, tear gas and hi-tech items that patriots scattered here and there have no access to.

##5. By the time the Feds turn to the west where larger numbers of patriots are, they may have cut the food supplies and people can come get it from areas they control. Have you ever grown a garden? And how much did you still buy from the store? You might hoard stuff, but that runs a risk too.

#6. America represented freedom to do as we pleased, but when we became a nation that didn't seek after God, we got into trouble, and Humpty-Dumpty can't be put back together again. "A house divided against itself cannot stand." Mark 3:25.

It's important to know that God isn't taken by surprise, and those who seek a biblical solution can have an opportunity for freedom in the kingdom that will parallel what He did in the Exodus, because that history is for us.

God's people went to Egypt in a time of famine. Pioneers came to America in a time of famine for the Word of God. Israel prospered in Egypt and Christians prospered in America. But another king came who knew not Joseph and who enslaved the Israelites. Another president has come acting like a king who knew not what Jefferson or Washington stood for, and we are headed into bondage.

God heard Israel's cry and afflicted the land of Egypt. He attacked their gods. They worshiped the Nile River, the basis of their economy, and it turned to blood. Most Americans worship (serve) the dollar, and like the Nile, America's god will fail. God took Israel from calamity in Egypt to a covenant relationship at Sinai and later said, "I am married unto you," Jeremiah 3:14.

Paul included the Exodus when he said, "All those things happened for examples... ends of the world," 1Corinthians 10:1,11, but Christians don't understand. Christ knew so and implied the invitation to the marriage would be scorned and ridiculed and it's not about a rapture, Matthew 22:3-6.

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Richard Ruhling