] ChristianExodus.org is coordinating the move of thousands
] of Christians to South Carolina for the express purpose
] of re-establishing Godly, constitutional government. It
] is evident that the U.S. Constitution has been abandoned
] under our current federal system, and the efforts of
] Christian activism to restore our Godly republic have
] proven futile over the past three decades.

Whew... This is fun reading. I wonder who is funding these people. They are obviously a little nuts, but they are thinking ahead.

For the past 10 years the fundamentalists have been trying to push their legislative agenda, but they've failed not because they can't get a majority vote, but because their proposals are unconstitutional.

So the next step is to go after amendments. The marriage amendment is the first step in that plan, but if they can pull it off they have about 10 more lined up to go. Only after that plan fails is a "Christian Exodus" called for. Of course, if they get people to start moving now they'll have a movement going full swing if their amendment plans don't work out and all they'll have to do is mainstream it. Thats why I'm wondering where the money is coming from here, and why I'm glad I don't live in South Carolina.

I thought it interesting to note that this website is opposed to the 14th Amendment and refers to the Civil War as the War of Northern Aggression.

Here is a classic quote: "According to the Southern Focus Poll by the University of North Carolina, hundreds of thousands of South Carolinians already think the South would be better off as an independent nation."

Christian Exodus :: Come Out of Her, My People