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It is the most
wonderful and the most glorious of all the nations that ever came up
out of mankind.
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Our freedoms,
which we take for granted, are unknown anywhere else on earth.
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We may change
our address without government permission
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We may worship
or not worship without fear of harassment by any government agency.
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America
is the land of opportunity toward which the downtrodden of every
nation longingly turn their eyes, hoping someday to be a citizen.
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We are not told
how to vote, where to live, what to believe, or educate our
families.
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We have seen
the humblest among us rise to positions of honor and power in our
government.
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We are free –
every one of us – to seek any office, aspire to any goal, and try to
reach any respected achievement
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We may not be
denied any of our basic rights without just cause, and only after
due process of law has been scrupulously observed.
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We are even fed
and clothed by our fellow-citizens, when through misfortune we
cannot do this for ourselves.
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We may possess
multiple copies of the Bible without regard to bureaucratic
permission or restraint.
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We came to this
land from all the nations of this world, and all of us are held to
be equal before the law.
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Do we have
problems? Yes, but practically all are due to our lack of ability to
avoid abusing our liberties and privileges.
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In
America,
we can share the Gospel with our fellow Americans without fear of
violence or arrest.
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In
America,
even the poor will have their own car, a paying job, and a dwelling
they don't have to share with another family.
