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Why the first amendment then? Why start out the very first amendment with a protection against kim davis?Player Page : Do Muslims believe sharia law supersedes the Constitution? : CenturyLink
I am a Christian and, while I understand her faith and her stance, we have to also consider whether she is putting her faith and responsibility as a government official above the US Constitution AND I she is, is she correct
What is different from what she did with a Muslim that says Sharia law is above the US Constitution? FOX never went there, as long as I watched the video. What do you think?
To answer the first question if a Muslim believes that sharia law supercedes the Constitution and intends to hold to sharia and not the Constitution he committed perjury when he took the oath to be naturalized as a US Citizen and vowed to uphold the Constitution of the United States. This nation was not founded on Islam nor was it dedicated to Allah. This nation was founded by Puritans who worshiped Jesus Christ and believed on the Word of God as it is written in the King James Bible - our founding fathers - many were graduates of Seminaries - were God fearing men, George Washington dedicated America to God - the God of the Bible - not the Baal god of Islam. Were our founding fathers here to witness what is going on they would be appalled to say the very least.
As to Kim Davis. She is upholding the law of the land which in times past complimented the Commandments of God and there was no conflict until a majority of perverse Judges ruled the legalize same sex marriage (same with the murder of the unborn - it is still illegal in the eyes of God - an utterly wicked) - which they had no right to do - it was unconstitutional. She is upholding the law as it has always been and she is holding fast to her faith in God and Honoring His Word which comes first and I do not believe any of our founding fathers would have disagreed with her on that point.
Kim Davis was elected to uphold the law and she did uphold the Law. Kentucky Law is marriage is between a man and a woman. Even if it were the laws were changed that was not the law of the land when she was elected into office. Her job cannot force her to deny her own faith.