5th & 6th Amendments | Bill of Rights
The Fifth and Sixth Amendments of the Bill of Rights deal with general jurisprudence. The 5th is best known for the fact that a person cannot be compelled to testify against himself without reprisal. The 5th Amendment sets the stage for the 6th Amendment where a person has the right to a fair and speedy trial. Join Arthur R. Thompson as he examines both amendments and why they are so important.
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Introduction | Bill of Rights
Today, America is witnessing an attack on not only the Bill of Rights, but also the 10 Commandments. A first step in preserving America’s heritage is understanding the fundamental principles set forth by our founders. Join Arthur R. Thompson as he dives into his brand new series on the Bill of Rights! ...
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1st Amendment | Bill of Rights
Arthur R. Thompson discusses how the Bill of Rights stands on the First Amendment and relates directly to the 10 Commandments. Freedom of religion, speech, assembly and press are some of the basic tenets of liberty. Tune in and embrace the founding documents that are so important to every American. ...
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2nd Amendment | Bill of Rights
Arthur R. Thompson discusses how the Second Amendment in the Bill of Rights is very misunderstood. The 2nd Amendment states, “A well-regulated Militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.” Find out some of the background of why the ...
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3rd & 4th Amendments | Bill of Rights
Since the 3rd and 4th Amendments are so short, Arthur R. Thompson discusses both. The 3rd amendment was a reaction to the use of private residence by British troops. Even though many don’t focus on the quartering act, find out how the current pandemic is creating an excuse to violate not only the 3rd, but ...
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