There are certain principles that are so central to the foundation of the United States, that they were engraved on its coins and printed on its currency. Two fundamental principles: In G-d We Trust and E Pluribus Unum: Out of Many, One.
The English language offers a variety of words to express the idea of faith. Trust is not just intellectual belief, nor is it emotional belief. In G-d We Trust means to believe in G-d and to rely on Him, to entrust all ones concerns to Him.
When it comes to belief the Talmud says: A burglar at the mouth of the tunnel calls upon G-d! He prays to G-d for help. But the fact that he has resorted to thievery proves that he does not trust G-d in his life.
Action is the main thing: What matters most in governing a country, and especially for its highest leader, is to elevate the mindset and behavior of all its citizens; first and foremost, to convey, until it is clear to the entire population: In G-d We Trust — that we trust Him in all matters of life, the spiritual as well as the material.
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We see that, but the Rebbe said it has to happen, so I guess one way or the other it will.
simple, because the “leaders” don’t do their job concerning this issue.
Quick question: how does this central message, namely that from the leader of the country possessing these convictions of belief in One G-d, come to fruition in its entirety, if the people act in direct opposition to the ways of G-d, and in the very idea and reality of G-d Himself!? Look at America today: the very principles upon which this country was founded are being trampled and ignored by today’s generation. Older goyim, lihavdil, will readily admit and bemoan this. The morality in America has never been lower. It’s not merely liberalism; it’s behavior that reflects a clear denial… Read more »
Thanks for sharing