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Essay / America: Our Past, Our Present, and Our Future. - 1278
America. It was a dream come true in a New World imagined by artists, politicians and monarchs alike. Those who believed that anything could be achieved through God, mind and manpower. Even despite opposition from governments, kingdoms, nobles, and naysayers, these courageous individuals strove to establish a better life for themselves and their families, sought to maintain a secure future in the process, and wanted worship God in their own way. the courage to cross unknown oceans and territories, to sail miles and miles away from the comforts and familiarities of home, and to create a new lifestyle in a great country they had never known. This faith and courage kept their hopes alive and helped them survive even illness, until the death of their loved ones. They believed that freedom should be in the hands of the people and that they should use that freedom to make their country better. This belief, along with many other valuable principles, paved the way for the creation of a new nation and shaped our foundation which remains strong to this day. But before this foundation was formed, a struggle had to take place for its creation. to be established. When the English king attempted to take away that freedom he was supposed to have to stand his ground, the struggle came to a head and plunged us not just into a war but into a movement, a movement that would end in the creation of the United States . Our fathers founded this nation with the belief in liberty, justice, equality and individual responsibility. These are just some of the values and principles that have stood the test of time and continue to inspire people even today. When documents like the Declaration of Independence and the middle of paper would take full advantage of it while it remains. So America, let's rise to the occasion and make our voices heard before the opportunity. has disappeared and we are silenced by an ever-expanding government system. As Patrick Henry once said, “Almighty God, I do not know what path others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me death.” "This is my position on my country, and I believe some Americans are beginning to discover that this is their position as well. I hope that our nation will not only join with its churches, organizations or small groups to simply speak out on issues, but that it will join in the glorious cause of America and recognize the gift of freedom and the promise of freedom to be able to redefine what has been created. been thwarted by politics, disunity and society. And through this, by the grace of God, the healing process has begun in this great nation..