Former Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court provides this brilliant, scholarly and mellifluously authored story of his steadfast battle to preserve the intent and integrity of our United States Constitution. Moore, who became known in Alabama (as well as the rest of the Country) as “The Ten Commandments Judge,” was the recipient of vitriolic attacks from all sides for his defense of his display of The Ten Commandments, as well as for his unwavering refusal to abide by his oath of office to uphold the Constitution of The United States. The attacks upon Moore were fueled not only by groups who very likely hated this honorable man and had an agenda of their own (i.e., the continued secularization of our fine Country and their desire to blur – if not eliminate – the simple line between moral rights and wrongs), but also by outright ignorance of the Judeo-Christian history of our Nation and the intents and beliefs our learned founders.
I practiced law in Alabama for a number of years, and was there during the time Roy Moore’s battle begun and continued. I witnessed first-hand what this fine man went through, as well as applauded from the sidelines his indefatigable efforts. It was with great pleasure that I watched him become Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court. It was with great sadness that I learned of his removal and vicious persecution by those who seek to thoroughly eliminate the foundations of our Nation, or those who operate with ignorance of it. His exemplary service to Alabama, in the face of what would cause many to relent, is nothing short of admirable and serves as an example to us all, whether an officer of the court or not. The world would be a far better place with more individuals of Moore’s caliber.
I enjoyed this book immensely and was rather sad to see it end. While Moore’s service as a Judicial Officer in the State of Alabama is a bitter-sweet tale, his efforts continue and his is a tale that is just beginning. He is presently running for Governor of the great state of Alabama, so if you have any interest in learning more about his bid, you can do so here: http://moore2010.com. As for this book, definitely seek it out and read it. It is highly recommended.
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