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Texas Congressman Roger Williams is standing up for what millions of Americans believe. He says there is no such thing as separation of church and state the way liberals claim it exists. Williams is fighting back against decades of attacks on our religious freedom in schools.
The congressman appeared on Newsmax to defend prayer in classrooms across America. He praised Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton for wanting God’s word and the Ten Commandments back in schools. This is exactly what our founding fathers intended when they wrote the Constitution.
For too long, radical leftists have twisted the First Amendment to kick God out of our schools. They claim separation of church and state means banning all religion from public life. This is a complete lie that has hurt our children and weakened our nation’s moral foundation.
Williams knows that America was built on Christian values and biblical principles. Our founding fathers never wanted to remove God from government or schools. They wanted to prevent the government from forcing one specific church on everyone, not ban all religion entirely.
Texas is leading the fight to restore prayer and biblical teaching in classrooms. Other red states should follow their example and stop letting liberal activists destroy our religious heritage. Our kids deserve to learn about the faith that made America great.
The separation of church and state myth has been used to attack Christians for decades. Liberals use it to silence conservative voices while pushing their own godless agenda in schools. Patriots like Congressman Williams are exposing this hypocrisy and fighting back.
Prayer built this nation and prayer will save it from the moral decay we see today. When schools teach our children that God does not matter, we get violence, drug abuse, and broken families. Bringing back prayer means bringing back hope and values.
Every parent who loves America should support leaders like Roger Williams. He understands that faith and freedom go hand in hand, and both are under attack by the radical left.
