Freedom of conscience has been the very foundation of what makes America great. Long before we had a Constitution, those who settled the land argued that one’s freedom of conscience was an inalienable right. Codification of this right was first done in the year of 1640 in Providence.
Mrs. Genora Hamm Biggs a member of Union Grove Baptist Church in Elberton, Georgia for 92 years, exercised her freedom of conscience by voicing concern about the pastor of the church, who was veering from the Baptist church doctrine. She received a letter removing her from membership and telling her that she could not come to church anymore.
Check out what this courageous lady did on page 2:
why?
So, so sad…..no reason for this…..
She should know the Bible. He should listen. It was probably a warning from GOD THAT HE NEEDED to take heed to. So very sad. Can’t even use our Freedom of Speech in the church. Why didn’t any member speak up and defend her? I would have.
This is what happens when you question the dogma fed to you by organized religion. Bet the dean’s all met and took up this discussion at the local pub after Wednesday night services! Lolol
i dont trust preachers they say what gets the oney from people
Come out of these churches,,God proclaims,,,Let them be gay,let them go broke,,let the tax man take them