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.
Les explains that whenever he looks at Romans 1:22, he is reminded of the Warren Supreme Court, which he calls the biggest catastrophe that ever hit the United States. He says that out of that court came many decisions that wrecked the Christian fabric, especially giving the criminal more rights than the victim. He also points to Roe v. Wade opening the door to abortion, though he says he thinks it was still part of the Warren Court, and to taking prayer and God out of the schools. He describes the justices as so-called brilliant, intellectual, robed men who thought themselves wise, probably with more power than any other group of men in the world, yet their decisions are as idiotic as a first grader. The reason, he says, is that they rejected what God has said, so they act and respond as fools. He then connects this to verse 23, where becoming fools and saying no to God, they change the glory of the uncorruptible God into an image made like corruptible man, birds, four-footed beasts, and creeping things.