Ronald F. Avery
1955 Mt. Vernon
Seguin, Texas 78155
830/372-5534
9/20/05
Confidential
Rev. Dr. Carl W. McCauley, Pastor
First Presbyterian Church
305 N. King
P.O. Box
870
Seguin, Texas 78155
830/379-5421
Dear Dr. McCauley,
Cynthia and I have really enjoyed
our first two Sundays visiting the church. Cynthia and I would like to join
here but I felt it was necessary to write you a letter concerning our
fellowship with other churches and some of our other experiences so you might
know what to expect from us as time goes on related to contemporary issues.
I have discovered Presbyterianism
through research of the founders of citizen sovereignty and the philosophical
demise of monarchies, and the birth of the first Christian democratic Republic
on earth, i.e., the united States of America
including Texas.
Rev. Samuel Rutherford was a leader of the Scottish Presbyterian Church when he
wrote Lex Rex in 1644. I also learned
that John Wesley was a loyalist and never wanted the colonies to leave the
crown. So, where does that put Methodists? Cynthia and I met and were married at
St. Paul’s United
Methodist Church
in Houston 29
years ago last Sunday.
Rutherford died of stress at age 61
in 1661, having lost his professorship at St Andrew’s University and having his
stipend revoked, imprisoned in his own home and under orders to appear under indictment
for high treason before the Parliament at Edinburgh.
Algernon Sidney and John Locke followed in his footsteps and made them much
larger. Sidney
was beheaded at age 61 for placing sovereignty in the people in his book Discourses on Government (1683) and
Locke wrote his First and Second Treatise
on Government (1689) philosophically destroying the monarchies. I have had
the opportunity, need and privilege to use the works of all three of these men,
and many other great forefathers since, to defend myself and bring suit against
unlawful activities and statutes in the State of Texas.
I have included with this letter a
half size copy of my last document to be filed in the Supreme Court of Texas,
unless my Petition for Review is granted, that illustrates how far our present
laws have strayed from the present Constitution of Texas. The names referred to
above do not appear in this last document but their quotes appear in the 255
page Trial Court record, a 100 page Appendix to support my Appeallant’s 47 page
Brief I filed at the Fourth Court of Appeals in San Antonio. They also appear in a 26 page
Petition for Review in the Supreme Court of Texas. I have become, what I
consider, an expert on sovereignty - who has it and why. I have been able to
identify sovereignty and clarify it in regard to its proper understanding in
all relationships between God, man and governments. If you would like to see
the court documents they can be found by going to my website at www.PostWTC.com/frame-3.html
and using the navigation bar on the left. To see summaries and commentary
released to TV, radio and newspapers you may use the navigation bar on the right.
I would recommend skipping trial court documents altogether, as there is no
fact in them that is in question, and going to the 4th Court of
Appeals and the 2nd Amendments of everything and the Appellee’s
Brief. On appeal I claim that the State of Texas harmed me. The State claims that they
have “absolute sovereign immunity” to kill me and steal or destroy all my
property “without recourse to her courts unless waived by statute or
congressional resolution prior to suit.” I show they do not have, never have
had, and can never acquire any such a thing.
I have been a “born again”
translated Christian dwelling in the Kingdom
of Heaven for 31 years. However,
I do not fit in well with modern Christian churches but I like to attend so
that I do not neglect the coming together. Most mainstream Christian churches
have adopted “Dispensational Pre-millennialism” of the 1820s which permits the perverted
interpretation of “city of the Saints” in the book of Revelations as the
present unlawful state of Israel.
Upon the application of the Presbyterian rules of government and their lawful
formation, we find the modern state of Israel to be sorely wanting and
irreparable.
Larry Silverstein, the lease holder
of the World Trade Center,
admitted on PBS TV that the 47 story WTC building # 7 was conventionally
“pulled” on 9-11 at 5:30 PM. This means that this building was pre-wired prior
to 9-11 for demolition. And if that building was pre-wired, why not the twin
towers? This is a horrible disclosure that should shock the senses of every
American citizen that hears it. But, most people just keep on blindly following
the easy road of government compliance. Churches too have been susceptible to
this comfortable road of following what ever the “government” says, contrary to
evidence otherwise. http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/wtc7.html
Our U.S. Constitution does not
permit wars upon the character of man, at home or abroad. Evil and terror are enigmas
that each nation has its own right to deal with. National wars cannot be
declared upon individuals in other lands but must be declared upon whole
nations. And once declared there is no obligation or moral imperative obtained
to “rebuild” and/or “reorganize” a conquered nation. But if the war be
unlawful, as in the case of Iraq and Afghanistan, the conqueror obtains no
rights or privileges at all but has given the conquered the right to kill and
destroy the conqueror at every opportunity until a surrender is offered. If a
neighbor was to kill your wife and beat up your children, would you have an
obligation and moral imperative to paint that neighbor’s house and bring toys
and candy to his kids? Likewise, when America
conquers, rebuilds and forms a “democracy” and never leaves, it proves only
that America
has had a design to take what it does not own and make it nice. This is a
dangerous and anti-Presbyterian position.
When topics such as these appear in
Sunday school for discussion, some people are offended upon hearing these Presbyterian
principles of government. But they are the truth and they need to be heard
especially by those who are the descendents of the Presbyters that brought them
to light with the spillage of their blood. I want you to know my position on
these issues before they come up to you some other way. I do not instigate
these issues but I also do not avoid them if someone else brings them up. I
always quote authority for reference but even that does not help those who are
merely looking for the comfort of agreement regardless of the how erroneous the
conclusion.
Cynthia and I have lived in Seguin for 20 years and
been members of First Baptist, First Methodist, and Lifegate Ministries where
both of our girls went to school. We have attended other churches over that
time including, most recently, First Methodist in New Braunfels. My research into the
fundamentals of government has led us to attend the Presbyterian church and we
are very pleased with your church. The building is very nice and the interior
reminds me of photos of the early American churches. The music is sweet and moving,
the liturgy comfortable and we are attracted to your preaching. Cynthia and I
will become members of your church if you and your congregation will accept us.
We will attend any training classes required.
Finally, some of your congregation
may know me already and may have formed an opinion of me already. I have been
in the news a bit over a case wherein I am suing two individuals holding the
two top positions at Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority that has its main office
in Seguin.
These two men live and work in our small town. There may be members here that
know of the case and may not think highly of me. However, I assure you that if
this appeal was not a significant opportunity for the judiciary of Texas to correct public
policy, restore the Republic and protect the property of all citizens, the sole
purpose of government, I would not pursue it at all. I do not wish harm to the
defendants but I would love to see my family delivered and repaired and the
citizens of Texas
restored to their rightful position described in the Texas Constitution. And I
thank God for the Presbyterians ahead of us who gave us this foundation to
discover and maintain. It is hard to believe that the State of Texas could have
adopted such a thing as “sovereign immunity” which they admit is an ancient
monarchial common law where the “King can do no wrong and cannot be sued in his
own courts.” This was proven erroneous over 350 years ago in Scotland and England
and militarily defeated at Yorktown in 1783.
Oh, one last thing. I have written
a book on theology entitled Alien Physics
–The Physical Operation Performed Upon the Cosmos. The main premise of the
book is that most Christians today do not acknowledge that Jesus did anything
upon his first visit but that his mission was limited to convincing people that
he was the Savior who would save them upon his return or in their natural death
if his name is believed upon. I challenge that and prove that Jesus is the most
powerful being in all the cosmos and that he operated upon the entire cosmos
with his body when he came to earth the first time to open the door to the
Kingdom of Heaven for all to enter, that no man can close; and that he will
operate on the cosmos again in his return to close the door on the Kingdom of
Heaven which no man will be able to open. I developed many new theological
Biblical categories to prove my position. You may read the table of contents
and other things about it at www.AlienPhysics.com. My pastor at Lifegate Ministries, Bob
Odom, was kind enough to act as my sounding board, one hour a week, for two
years during its writing. I have plans for a second book on sovereignty which will
extend the Presbyterian fundamentals to logically prove global government,
religion and economics to be unlawful, unworkable and immoral. Thank you for
your time and patience to entertain our situation. We hope to see you Sunday,
God willing.
Sincerely,
Ronald F. Avery