306.The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution Must Become One

Yesterday, I showed the difference between the scientific laws in the Declaration of Independence (DOI) (click) and the government laws in the Constitution (click). Today, I say that the Declaration of Independence always has new scientific laws and the Constitution always has government laws. Since Congress says that the DOI has no government laws, it is clear that the DOI has never developed as the colonists expected..

Since the Constitution and government laws can be amended as time passes by 'Congress,' it seems clear to me that the DOI and scientific laws can also be amended as time passes by 'scientists.'

Many years have passed since the DOI was issued by the U.S. founders.  However, ever since July 4, 1776, the DOI has never been amended. Yet many new scientific laws have developed. Based on an active God, who can't be known, Galileo found that God acts to make a universe, which has bodies that have an infinite number of parts. So, even though all humans die around 90 years, they are reborn because God gave them immortal souls. So, all humans are Little Gods, who live forever. Since humans will be reborn anywhere, all nations must become equal.  Based on Galileo and other scientists, the DOI must be amended because many new scientific laws have developed and will cause amendments to the Constitution and government laws.

New DOI laws have never been developed. But government laws have grown for 237 years. So, the 'functional relations' between the DOI and the Constitution could never come together. This lack of togetherness in the USA explains today's problems between the Republicans and Democrats.