Documents
The Founding Fathers of the United States did not create freedom. They freely acknowledged that freedom and the rights freedom guarantees are endowed to each of us by our Creator. What they did do for us is document their acknowledgement of those rights and codify those rights in the basic laws of our country. They did this to provide the strongest foundation for our infant country.
Unfortunately, less than 1 in 100 people in our country today have ever read anything beyond the Preamble To The Constitution or the first sentence of the Declaration of Independence. Maybe a few more have heard of the Right to Free Speech or the Freedom of Religion, but how many of those have actually read the full amendments that guarantee those rights?
It is our duty as citizens of the United States of America to read and understand the basic documents that founded this great country. Therefore, it is with great pleasure that we re-publish the powerful, legal documents that make up our birthright as Americans. If you have never read these documents in their entirety, we encourage you to do so before joining our grassroots effort. If you have read them previously, take an hour or two and re-read them.
- The Declaration Of Independence
- The Constitution of The United States
- The Bill Of Rights
- Amendments To The Constitution
If you are interested in exploring our founding documents in more detail, here’s a link to the online version of The Federalist Papers.
