American Christian Civil Rights Movement

[Rebecca L. Mahan]

I would like to introduce and invite you to become involved in a new movement for Christ. ACCRM American Christian Civil Rights Movement is focused on uniting Christians to maintain our rights. For more information you can go to www.amercianchristiancivilrightsmovement.com. Membership is free. ACCRM is also looking to fill Advisory Board positions. Let's stand together!

U.S. Government, through leadership and action, has turned against Christians, acting in contradiction to the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment that provides for religious liberty. Increasing influence of mainstream media and public education officials and school curriculums, has moved the country away from Christian-based culture. This has resulted in a culture that dismisses Christian values and threatens or renders illegal the expression of those values.

 

[Armoured]

"renders illegal the expression of those values." Name any?

 

[Rebecca L. Mahan]

Best explained by ACCRM Kevin Fobbs, Chairman of the Board:

“It renders the expression of those values” in several ways. For example, a Christian child who is suspended from school for bringing a Bible to school and reading it on his or her time is Constitutionally protected, but is told to either put it away or removed from school. A military cadet who places bible verses on the outside door of his room is threatened with expulsion because the school is told it will be sued based on a false Separation of Church and State doctrine.


A Marine soldier sitting at her desk was court-martialed because she refused to remove Bible verses from her computer screen saver. Several pastors in Houston, Texas were threatened with criminal action by the city mayor for not turning over their sermons to her office. In January 2013, Pastor Louie Giglio was “ pressured to remove himself from praying at the inauguration after it is discovered he once preached a sermon supporting the Biblical definition of marriage.”


Last year, the Obama administration sought funding for a variety of sex-education curriculum to be taught in the school, but not one mention or support for traditional moral values to be included in that curriculum.


The bottom line is that ministers, parents, individuals, groups and even military personnel have been and will continue to be targets because of their expression of their Christian values. With the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling supporting gay marriage, those basic U.S. Constitutionally protected religious freedoms will become criminalized.

 

[Armoured]

Best explained by ACCRM Kevin Fobbs, Chairman of the Board:

“It renders the expression of those values” in several ways. For example, a Christian child who is suspended from school for bringing a Bible to school and reading it on his or her time is Constitutionally protected, but is told to either put it away or removed from school. A military cadet who places bible verses on the outside door of his room is threatened with expulsion because the school is told it will be sued based on a false Separation of Church and State doctrine.


A Marine soldier sitting at her desk was court-martialed because she refused to remove Bible verses from her computer screen saver. Several pastors in Houston, Texas were threatened with criminal action by the city mayor for not turning over their sermons to her office. In January 2013, Pastor Louie Giglio was “ pressured to remove himself from praying at the inauguration after it is discovered he once preached a sermon supporting the Biblical definition of marriage.”


Last year, the Obama administration sought funding for a variety of sex-education curriculum to be taught in the school, but not one mention or support for traditional moral values to be included in that curriculum.


The bottom line is that ministers, parents, individuals, groups and even military personnel have been and will continue to be targets because of their expression of their Christian values. With the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling supporting gay marriage, those basic U.S. Constitutionally protected religious freedoms will become criminalized.

So, none. OK.