We love you Chief Justice Moore and are praying for you. Your cause is our cause.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Oct. 4, 2004 — Statement by former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy S. Moore regarding U.S. Supreme Court Certiorari Denial:

“I am disappointed but not surprised that this liberal Supreme Court which opens every session with ‘God save the United States and this Honorable Court,’ would now simply ignore the fact that the Chief Justice of a state was removed from office because he acknowledged who God is. Obviously, when they open their courts this way the majority of the court doesn’t really mean it.

In 1961, the Supreme Court allowed a Maryland notary public to deny a belief in God contrary to the Maryland Constitution saying it was an unconstitutional religious test. Today, the Court allowed the highest judicial officer of a state to be subjected to a religious test. This decision points out the hypocrisy of this court and the need for the Constitution Restoration Act of 2004 to allow state and federal officials to acknowledge God. If we continue on this course we will continue to suffer a loss of national morality.

I have no regrets. God is sovereign and shall remain so despite what the Supreme Court and federal district courts of this land say. I have kept my oath and my promise to the people of the state of Alabama. I’ve obeyed the rule of law by not following the unlawful dictates of man.

The battle to uphold the Constitution is not over and I will continue to fight to preserve our inalienable right to acknowledge the sovereignty of God.”