Religious Freedom Relies on Don Lemon Conviction
Protecting the free exercise of religion is not merely about defending a building or a congregation. It is about defending the principle that conscience is beyond the reach of mobs, media personalities, and political agendas
By Douglas V. Gibbs —— Bio and Archives--February 5, 2026
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In America, we have developed an unhealthy dependence on legal precedent. Instead of grounding our freedoms in the self‑evident, God‑given rights the Founders recognized, we increasingly allow unelected lawyers, elevated to the status of judicial elites, to redefine those rights from the bench. Over time, the public has been conditioned to believe that a judge’s opinion is the true measure of legality and morality, as if the Constitution itself were secondary to the interpretations of those who wear black robes. As a result, people now look to court rulings to validate or condemn their actions, and when no legal consequences follow, it becomes an open invitation for others to repeat the same behavior.
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