We stand undivided, forever united, fighting hand in hand for the liberty we burn, for glory and honor, for our sons and daughters, ever mindful.

You find your way to the intersection of faith and the culture. Thanks so much for joining us today. By the way, you can visit our website at wallbuilderslive.com.

It's got archives of all of our programs. You're going to want to do that today because we're doing a special series this week. In the last couple of days, we've already been listening to some of foundations of freedom.

Now remember wallbuilders is all about talking about these hot topics from the culture and policy and faith, all these different things, but looking at them from a perspective that is biblical, that is historical, and that is constitutional.

We're so blessed to be able to have David Barton, America's historian, wallbuilders founder and president, bestselling author and one of Time Magazine's top 25 most influential American evangelicals. He's just had a tremendous influence on the culture over the last couple of decades, and we're blessed to get that wealth of information from him.

And there's a couple of ways you can get it. Our website wallbuilders.com has all kinds of great DVDs and books and resources there.

And one of those is a television series called Foundations of Freedom. It's a recent series just airing nationally and includes Glenn Beck, Michelle Bachman, all kinds of other great guests, and a wide array of topics involving the culture today and how faith has influenced that.

And this week on wallbuilders live, we're sharing four of those programs with you. We started early this week with the founders Bible, and yesterday we dove into the foundations of law with Michelle Bachman.

We got most of that first episode on foundations of law with Michelle and yesterday, we're going to get the conclusion right now, and then we're going to roll right into part two with Michelle on the foundations of law.

So let's pick up right where we left off yesterday with foundations of freedom. Here's David Barton and Michelle Bachman.

We're talking about something that is fundamental. We're talking about the intentional taking of a human life, and you can't put into law something that God has already called a moral evil.

That's right. Because moral law is immutable.

You see, here's the difficult that we have as people faith is we know right now in polling only one out of three Christians believe there's absolute moral truth.

That's a problem. That's a problem.

That's a problem because the Bible is full of absolute moral truth, and I guarantee you when you stand before God, he has absolute moral truth.

Well, then that tells you what believers think about the inherent infallible word of God.

Is this true or isn't it true? Remember in the Old Testament, after the Scripture had been hidden for so long, and it was brought out, and it was read before the people, the people wept with joy.

That's right. Because there's freedom in law. When we think of the law, we think of something scary, and we don't want to see the police officer pull us over. I mean, who would? Because, you know, you're going to get a ticket, but the law is for freedom.

That's right.

It's to free us. To free us to do what is right. That's right.

For our benefit and for the benefit of our fellow man.

Well, that's why the Bible calls itself the law of liberty. If you will live by it, you've got freedom.

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