VII A 2011 Smmary of the U.S. Democracy

Words that define any democracy are problematic because all 'symbols' (or words) are imprecise. The symbols (or words) found in a scripture thus have the same language problems. Since every nation develops a national language by using symbols, the development of a democracy can develop problems and dictators quickly. 

Since the U.S. democracy has also been developed with symbols, the U.S. democracy has developed many errors. For instance, the first paragraph of the Declaration of Independence (DOI) has been interpreted badly by Congress, the White House, and the Supreme Court. (See First Two Paragraphs)  In the first paragraph, the DOI says that 'the People' are entilled to the 'Law of Nature and Nature's God.'  This phrse means that the founders said that an active God exists and created all humans.  The remaining paragraphs have no errors because these paragraphs only authorized the Revolutionary War against England.

The second paragraph of the DOI has developed many problems.  The DOI says,

We hold these Truths to be self-evident, that all Men are created equal, that they are endowed by the Creator with certain unaalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.  (click) 

In the DOI, Ben Franklin and John Adams did a good job to correct the words that Thomas Jefferson used. It is clear that these corrections came from the work of Leibniz on his theory of God. (click)

Thus, I say that the DOI and the Constitution are working together and say that the USA is a nation under an active God.  These two documents also say that all humans are created equal by God. This equality means that God expects the lives of all humans to be as equal as possible.