General
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Encourage serious prayer, both corporate and personal, be included.
The following was sent to me by email:
In light of what we know from history, that the delegates at the first Conventions prayed for God's guidance on their deliberations, will you as a representative at the CC2009 encourage serious prayer, both corporate and personal, be included as an integral part of this Continental Congress as well?
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propose that various liberty-promoting organizations lay aside their differences.
There is too much infighting among various groups fighting for liberty. I don't expect any of these groups to violate their own principles, or yield control to anyone else, but they must be able to work together on common goals.
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Encourage the nation's churches to once again understand and proclaim the principles of Liberty.
The country's churches were an important aspect of the American Revolution. They understood the Biblical principles of God-given liberty and proclaimed them from the pulpit.
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Encourage the use of silver and gold money by willing vendors and customers.
By encouraging liberty-loving business owners to accept gold and silver money, we can voluntarily opt-out of the corrupt Federal Reserve system.
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Propose the formation of voluntary citizen groups as an alternative to government action.
One thing that has already begun to happen in the liberty movement is the formation of voluntary groups which are taking upon themselves functions that we can no longer trust the government to perform. Citizen courts, grand juries, committees of safety, etc. remove the justification for greater government power by encouraging citizens to perform these functions for themselves.
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