Theological Science* Reveals Theological Inconsistences in Our Thoughts About Monotheism, V

Outside of the field of religion, inconsistences in our thoughts about monotheism will be found in other fields of thought. These inconsistences indicate that monotheism might be fading and that all living things will lose their godly rights. If this occurs, life will be governed by arbitrary rights. So, it is important for all people to make life consistent with monotheism. Inconsistences in monotheism by the U.S. government are presented below.

The founders of the USA included many statements in the Declaration of Independence that are consistent with monotheism. However, the Declaration of Independence was not accepted by the U.S. Supreme Court as part of the body of U.S. laws. This action of the Court was wrong because the first two paragraphs of the Declaration of Independence identify the authority to build a nation under God. The remaining words in the Declaration identify a second and different authority. These words authorize war against England. So, the U.S. Supreme Court is slowly removing monotheism from the USA. In 1967, this Court continued to destroy monotheism when it supported the atheism of Madelyn Murray O/Hair. So, the U.S. Supreme Court has changed the USA from a nation under monotheism into a godless nation.

The executive and legislative branch of the U.S. government acted similar to the judicial branch. After the Lincoln administration, the legislative branch became a two-party political system that debates political rights rather than godly rights. On the other hand, the executive branch has reduced itself to two purposes: (1) military security and (2) economic security, which is a fight between rich/poor economics. The rich economy is guided by trickle-down money flow and the poor economy is guided by trickle-up money flow.

Obviously, after the assassination of Abe Lincoln, the U.S. government never thought about building a nation under monotheism.

* Theological science unifies scientific thoughts with people’s thoughts about God.