The Constitution provides the guidelines that determine, tranquility, defense, separation of powers, responsible governorship, and welfare of the citizens

The Constitution provides the guidelines that determine, tranquility, defense, separation of powers, responsible governorship, and welfare of the citizens. While the Bill of Rights guarantees, freedom of speech, religion, beliefs, and opinions (Brown, 2018). As soon as those rules were put in place the inevitable conflict of citizens and the choices they make would happen.

An example I would give would be that I teach in the public-school system to Junior High School students. Though I am a Christian who prays daily and have my own political opinions, I do not share that part of myself. Nor do I use it to teach other people’s children my personal beliefs. One of the laws that we have in this Nation is the Separation of Church and State. Would I prefer that people find the unconditional Love of Jesus Christ? You bet, but my work is not the place for this other than to be an example. The great thing about this Country is that I have the choice to go teach in a Private Christian School if that was my decision. So much like the American flag, I believe people have the right to burn it, but I would never participate in the act of burning my countries flag.

Brown, S. (2018, October 23). Difference Between Constitution and Bill of Rights. Retrieved September 07, 2020, from http://www.differencebetween.net/miscellaneous/politics/difference-between-constitution-and-bill-of-rights/

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