Alan Keyes To Glenn Beck: "Stop It With The 'I've Given Up On Creating Change' Talk. You Surrendered A Long Time Ago"

The conservative activist is still salty that Glenn Beck opposed his "birther" stance regarding President Obama's birth certificate: "It's not surprising that Beck tells us that 'we're powerless over anything that happens in Washington.' In harness with the forces promoting specious homosexual marriage and abortion 'rights,' he insidiously works to destroy our reverence for God's authority over human institutions of government. By doing so, he contributes to the demoralization of the American people. He disingenuously proposes an educational remedy based on the concept that 'the individual is greater than the collective,' which similarly abandons the principle of God's superintendence of the whole of things."

More: "Once reverence for the Creator's transcendent will is effectively banished from the precincts of politics, law, and government, to what authority can we appeal when government vitiates our unalienable rights? On what basis shall those who resist and fight against unrighteous abuses of government power defend the morality of their actions? And without a strong sense of moral justification, how will they maintain their morale in the battle to defend their rights? How will they justify the sacrifices required to persevere in it? Beck's call for surrender makes sense in this respect, for Americans who refuse to insist that government be constrained by reverence for God's authority have already surrendered the core principle of liberty. But by restoring that reverence, liberty, though it be dead as Lazarus, may yet be resurrected. For 'with God all things are possible' (Matthew 19:26)."