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I read the article yesterday and considered our nations founding documents. Being in the medical field I found myself looking at them from a human anatomy and physiology perspective. My professor of A&P in college is a doctor and has been teaching for over 40 years. A classmate advised her that she had the 6th edition of the text book the syllabus described instead of the 8th edition. My professor advised her that she would be fine using the text due to human A&P not having changed for thousands of years. The founding documents are the heart, lungs, and blood of our government model. Our society has changed, yes, but what keeps me alive has not. My hair style has changed, but my heart still beats the same. My clothing style changed but air still goes in and out of my lungs. My firearm is now a repeater, but my blood still goes round and round. My food may now contain genetically modified ingredients, but my colon still excretes waist. My point is that the documents describe the fundamental existence of or nation just as our anatomy and physiology maintains our life. Some would argue that you can live without your appendix (read that as the 2nd Amendment). Yes, however that is not how the system was designed by the Creator. The whole without a part is no longer whole.