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"An unjust law is no law at all." St. Augustine, On Free Choice Of The Will, book 1, section 5
"These Laws laid down by God are the eternal immutable Laws of good and evil.... This law of nature dictated by God himself, is of course superior in obligation to any other. It is binding over all the globe, in all countries, and at all times: no human Laws are of any validity if contrary to this...." William Blackstone, Commentaries on the
Laws
of England (Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott and Col, 1879), Vol. I, p. 41-42.
"But the rule of law in this country is the United States Constitution , not the courts. This means that if the Constitution says one thing and a federal court says something else, a federal or state official who is sworn to support the Constitution must follow the Constitution . To do otherwise is to disregard the rule of law." Former Chief Justice Roy Moore, So Help Me God, Broadman and Holman Publishers, 2005, p.216.
"Most certainly, anti- Constitutional court decisions are not binding." Michael Peroutka, An Abortion Free America by January 2005
from The American View "Abortion is murder. Thus, it should never be merely regulated (you know, bring a note from your parents and then you may murder your baby -- absurd.) Murder is already illegal and abortion should be prosecuted as such. No new Laws needed. What we need are Godly magistrates with the courage to prosecute abortion as murder." "Abortion is not a matter for the States. Abortion is murder and no State has any authority to "legalize" murder.
Laws
that contradict God's Law are no law -- that's the Bible, St. Augustine, Aquinas, Blackstone, among others."
John Lofton, The American View
"States should begin to do what they should have done in 1973: ignore Roe v. Wade, that unconstitutional usurpation that defies the law of God, and re-criminalize abortion in accordance with divine mandates." Dr Patrick Johnston, Right Remedy Ministries, 2008 Full Article
“The Court, as it stands today, has, with its abortion decisions, forfeited its legal and moral legitimacy as an institution. It has forfeited its claimed authority to speak for the Constitution . It has forfeited its entitlement to have its decisions respected, and followed, by the other branches of government, by the states, and by the People.” Michael Stokes Paulsen
University Chair and Professor of Constitutional Law and Civil Procedure University of St. Thomas School of Law "The Worst Constitutional Decision of All Time", 78 Notre Dame L. Rev. 995 (2003) “You see the power of the state to interpose on behalf of its people in the name of this Constitution is a power that has been neglected not because it isn’t in the 10th Amendment of the Constitution but because they would rather have you not know that they have that duty. Life is much easier to say ‘the Supreme Court has spoken. We must obey." Dr. Herbert W. Titus, J.D, Full Article
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