Here is a perfect opportunity to use these protests in a positive way: Spread the slogan often repeated during the American Revolutionary War... "No King but King Jesus."

The phrase "no king but king Jesus" was a slogan used during the Revolutionary War to assert that their ultimate allegiance was to Jesus Christ, not King George III. It was a religiously charged rallying cry that reflected the belief of many colonists that their fight against British tyranny was a righteous, divinely sanctioned cause. While some historians debate how widespread the phrase was, its use is documented and it captured the sentiment of those who rejected earthly authority in favor of a higher power.

Don Lemon:

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