I feel that a great deal of our problem is due to the fact that situations are created in this country which emphasize our differences, so as to keep our attention off the real issues at hand. Remember, however, that though our founding fathers were primarily Christian, and spoke often of God or the Creator, they also passed the First Amendment, which denies Congress the power to make any law respecting the establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. These ten maxims of law and commerce appear to be basic the world round. The most basic of all these laws. If someone is hired to do a job, it is understood that this principle is in force.
All men are equal under the law.
This refers to moral and natural law. It would be nice if it were true of man's laws as well, but from your own experience I imagine that you can find examples where this has not been true. Again, every interchange between human beings, be it goods or ideas, is commerce. Truth can only be expressed in the form of a legal affidavit. A legal affidavit stands as undisputed truth unless a rebuttal has been made.