Governor Sanders Defends Christmas Against Secular Attacks
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Amid growing storms and political challenges, Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has positioned herself as a staunch defender of Christmas and religious values, drawing attention in the wake of secular opposition.
The Governor recently announced that state offices would remain closed on December 26 to allow families to spend Christmas together, a decision that did not sit well with the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF). This secular organization promptly condemned her proclamation, arguing that it improperly promoted Christian beliefs within government operations.
In a robust response, Governor Sanders highlighted the importance of Christmas as a celebration of Jesus Christ’s birth, stating, “Christmas isn’t just a holiday; it’s the celebration of the King of Kings.”
Her proclamation emphasized the historical and theological significance of the holiday, challenging the narrative that seeks to strip religious meaning from public life. She condemned the FFRF's view that presenting Christian doctrine is an abuse of power, asserting that acknowledging the profound impact of Christ on the world is vital to the holiday's celebration.
“We closed state offices so families could spend time together at Christmas,” she declared, standing firm against efforts to dilute the holiday's significance.
The growing tension between religious freedom advocates and secular groups underscores a broader national dialogue about the role of faith in public life. As more figures like Sanders step into the spotlight, they demonstrate that there are leaders willing to stand up for traditional values in the face of increasing pushback.
While the FFRF may claim that moral progress has often come from a secular perspective, millions of Americans celebrate and cherish the holiday’s true meaning. Sanders’ stance resonates with a chorus of voices across the country who believe that faith should not be banished from public discourse.
As Christmas approaches, her words serve not only as a reminder of the holiday's significance but also as a bold stand for the rights of individuals to express their faith without fear or apology.
Sources:
zerohedge.com
townhall.com
thegatewaypundit.com
The Governor recently announced that state offices would remain closed on December 26 to allow families to spend Christmas together, a decision that did not sit well with the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF). This secular organization promptly condemned her proclamation, arguing that it improperly promoted Christian beliefs within government operations.
In a robust response, Governor Sanders highlighted the importance of Christmas as a celebration of Jesus Christ’s birth, stating, “Christmas isn’t just a holiday; it’s the celebration of the King of Kings.”
Her proclamation emphasized the historical and theological significance of the holiday, challenging the narrative that seeks to strip religious meaning from public life. She condemned the FFRF's view that presenting Christian doctrine is an abuse of power, asserting that acknowledging the profound impact of Christ on the world is vital to the holiday's celebration.
“We closed state offices so families could spend time together at Christmas,” she declared, standing firm against efforts to dilute the holiday's significance.
The growing tension between religious freedom advocates and secular groups underscores a broader national dialogue about the role of faith in public life. As more figures like Sanders step into the spotlight, they demonstrate that there are leaders willing to stand up for traditional values in the face of increasing pushback.
While the FFRF may claim that moral progress has often come from a secular perspective, millions of Americans celebrate and cherish the holiday’s true meaning. Sanders’ stance resonates with a chorus of voices across the country who believe that faith should not be banished from public discourse.
As Christmas approaches, her words serve not only as a reminder of the holiday's significance but also as a bold stand for the rights of individuals to express their faith without fear or apology.
Sources:
zerohedge.com
townhall.com
thegatewaypundit.com
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