Wallbuilders Live! With David Barton & Rick Green

What limits should a president observe when challenging the constitutionality of laws passed by Congress? Join us as we unpack this intriguing question inspired by a listener, scrutinizing historical precedents like the Johnson Amendment and Mexico City policy. We discuss the importance of constitutional justification over personal or partisan motives, drawing lessons from the approaches of John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson. This episode offers a valuable insight into the constitutional framework guiding presidential duties, highlighting the need for leaders to adhere to constitutional principles above all else.Our conversation takes a profound turn as we dissect the moral intricacies between murder and killing, challenging common interpretations of biblical texts like "thou shall not kill." By examining the original Hebrew meaning, we open a discussion on how language translates to modern contexts, including the contentious debates surrounding abortion and suicide. We also delve into the concept