Friday, November 6, 2015

MY 89 YR OLD FATHER'S LATEST POST

Rev. Robert A. Jones

Letters from the Old Domini

IN GOD WE TRUST:
    This motto exists on our money, official documents, on the walls of our government institutions, in all the official halls of Government. So routine is the motto that I wonder how much we pay much attention to it, and what it means to us when we see it. The God I know and believe in  also said: “He loves the World!” 

   I believe that means the people of the World. Therefore I recommend an addition to the motto: “HIS PEOPLE WE SERVE". Why just leave the motto to hang up there to be ignored, admired, decorate our national placards without also giving it a little interpretation.

   Our forefathers formed a system where the people would appoint individuals who would serve them to represent their needs and dreams. In other words our elected representatives are there to serve the people.
   It would do no harm to remind our glorious leaders why they hold their honorable positions. I would have liked to see this motto on the courtroom of that Texas judge who refuses to give newborn children birth certificates because their parents are poor immigrants, in the halls of our Supreme Court whose honorable judges ruled that a corporation is same as a person, in our congress who too often thinks that the welfare of the bankers and financial power lords is all they need be concerned about.
    The inequality between the wealthy and the poor, the plight of the aged, the infirm, the education system, the needs of our infrastructure, the dangerous deterioration of our environment, social Security, (I’m sure you could add your own lists to this.) are more important than spending millions of dollars on partisan investigations to perpetuate one,s power hold on government.
                 IN GOD WE TRUST
                 HIS PEOPLE WE SERVE

                                   Sincerely.
                                   The Old Domini
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