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I have some exiting news, Brethren and Sistren:
After four and a half long years, I have graduated from law school and passed the bar exam!
Those of you that have been here long enough may remember how I was inspired by a 2005 liberal NPR hate piece on the wonderful trend about how us Godly folk are sending our army of men into religious law schools for the purposes of eventually getting into all levels of government and working to bring about Biblical law in the U.S. At that time, with my third wife leaving me with seven kids and me losing my job as a used car salesman, I was called by GOD to become a legal soldier for HIS CAUSE!
Soon after, I applied to, and was accepted by, Regent University School of Law in Virginia Beach, Virginia. As a recent article on the success of the invasion of the legal system by religious patriots points out:
Now, friends, I had enrolled during the Good Old Bush years. This was when Bush was hiring almost EVERYONE that graduated from regent to further the work of GOD in our government. For example:
Imagine that! Only ONE job offer. And this for a good man that does what the Bible tells him to do and interprets the Constitution by referring to the only text that matters: The Holy Bible. Good thing the Bush Team picked him up and put him in the Civil Rights division!
Well, as you all are undoubtedly aware, the N0bama team stole the election and we now have a bunch of liberal bible-hating mooslims in the White House so one of the BEST job markets for Regent Law School graduates (working for the Bush administration) has dried up. Regent graduates are still finding jobs in government and using God and the The Bible to make legal decisions, but I am having problems finding a job that suits my special abilities. (I graduated second from last in my class, but that was because I spent most of my waking day caring for my seven kids, working three jobs, and tithing to Landover Baptist.)
I am now $60,000.00 further in debt and I am looking for work. (The Bush Team would have paid for my law degree, but oh well... God has a plan for me and this is my test!) I have a law degree and I have passed the bar in Guam (don't ask...it transfers!) If you need a non-j00 lawyer I am available. At this point, call me even if you don't need a lawyer, but just need a handy-man. I can finally move back to my place in Freehold and, God Willing, eventually open up my own law office. I hope that you all will have lots of reasons to sue someone!
PRAISE GOD!
After four and a half long years, I have graduated from law school and passed the bar exam!
Those of you that have been here long enough may remember how I was inspired by a 2005 liberal NPR hate piece on the wonderful trend about how us Godly folk are sending our army of men into religious law schools for the purposes of eventually getting into all levels of government and working to bring about Biblical law in the U.S. At that time, with my third wife leaving me with seven kids and me losing my job as a used car salesman, I was called by GOD to become a legal soldier for HIS CAUSE!
Soon after, I applied to, and was accepted by, Regent University School of Law in Virginia Beach, Virginia. As a recent article on the success of the invasion of the legal system by religious patriots points out:
One of its prominent graduates is Monica Goodling, a lawyer with scant prosecutorial experience, who resigned under fire last April after a five-year stint as a top aide to Alberto Gonzales, the US Attorney-General. She wrote her besieged boss a letter: “May God bless you richly,” she said, “as you continue your service to America.” Goodling received her legal and religious training at Regent, which was established by Pat Robertson, the televangelist, himself a Yale Law School graduate, in 1986 to provide “Christian leadership to change the world”.
Up until 2001, it was exceedingly rare for Regent graduates to take governmental positions; since it took office, the Bush Administration has hired 150 Regent graduates and with most of these lawyers are employed by the Department of Justice. In a recent Regent newsletter, a 2004 graduate provided a revealing snapshot of how the Church-State divide may have been crossed. Describing his interview for a position with the Civil Rights Division, the student was asked which Supreme Court decision of the past 20 years he found most objectionable. He cited Lawrence v Kansas, the gay civil rights case in which the Justices decided to invalidate the Kansas sodomy statute. The interviewer readily agreed, and said he found the decision “maddening”. Thereupon, the correct-thinking Regent alumnus received an appointment to the housing section of the Civil Rights Division of the Justice Department, the only job offer he received on graduation.
Well, as you all are undoubtedly aware, the N0bama team stole the election and we now have a bunch of liberal bible-hating mooslims in the White House so one of the BEST job markets for Regent Law School graduates (working for the Bush administration) has dried up. Regent graduates are still finding jobs in government and using God and the The Bible to make legal decisions, but I am having problems finding a job that suits my special abilities. (I graduated second from last in my class, but that was because I spent most of my waking day caring for my seven kids, working three jobs, and tithing to Landover Baptist.)
I am now $60,000.00 further in debt and I am looking for work. (The Bush Team would have paid for my law degree, but oh well... God has a plan for me and this is my test!) I have a law degree and I have passed the bar in Guam (don't ask...it transfers!) If you need a non-j00 lawyer I am available. At this point, call me even if you don't need a lawyer, but just need a handy-man. I can finally move back to my place in Freehold and, God Willing, eventually open up my own law office. I hope that you all will have lots of reasons to sue someone!
PRAISE GOD!
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