What did Les say about the Warren Supreme Court's effect on the United States?
The Warren Supreme Court was called the biggest catastrophe ever to hit the United States. Its decisions, including giving criminals more rights than victims, Roe v. Wade, and removing prayer and God from schools, wrecked the nation's Christian fabric. The robed justices, rejecting God's Word, acted as fools despite their power.
Les teaches that Romans 1:22 always reminds him of the Warren Supreme Court—when the ex-governor of California became Chief Justice. He calls it the biggest catastrophe ever to hit the United States, because that Court produced decisions that wrecked the Christian fabric. He cites giving criminals more rights than victims, Roe v. Wade and abortion, and taking prayer and God out of schools. He describes the justices as so-called brilliant, intellectual, robed men who thought themselves wise and had great power, yet issued decisions as idiotic as a first grader. The reason, he says, is Romans 1:22-23: they rejected what God said, so they acted as fools and changed the glory of the uncorruptible God into images of corruptible man, birds, beasts, and creeping things.
Why does Les say the Warren Supreme Court was the biggest catastrophe to ever hit the United States?
The Warren Supreme Court is called the biggest catastrophe because its rulings wrecked America's Christian fabric. It gave criminals more rights than victims, opened the door to abortion through Roe v. Wade, and removed prayer and God from schools. These decisions flowed from rejecting what God said, causing the justices to act as fools.
How does Les describe the Warren Court justices and their decisions?
The Warren Court justices are described as so-called brilliant, intellectual, robed men who thought themselves wise and wielded more power than any other group. Their decisions are called catastrophic and idiotic, wrecking America’s Christian fabric through rulings on criminal rights, abortion, and removing prayer and God from schools.