You are completely correct in Fearing G-d as the way to overcome fear of earthly matters. Demagogues take advantage of this externalized fear. Hence,
they need to separate us from a meaningful relationship with G-d, which should combine both fear and love. Fear of doing wrong - that is, things that
you know conflict with your conscience, and by honoring G-d in this way, and fearing retribution or separation from him, you simultaneously grow in
your love and trust in Him.
Fear gets a bad rap. Fear of G-d is a very good thing. Infact, those who fear G-d, fear no government or state pressure.
Theres a reason why some of the greatest of biblical figures were rebellious. They Feared only G-d, and therefore were courageous in their rejection
of corrupt governments. See Noah, Abraham, Moses, the biblical prophets.
This makes the new testament doctrine of "rendering unto caeser that which is his caesers" and the discussions elsewhere all the more suspect.
G-d wants us to do what is right. If Caeser or the government coerces to do the opposite, all because of "political correctness" than you my friend
are an idolator. You have put the state ahead of G-d.
Compare the idea of "They have mouths, but cannot speak, eyes, but they cannot see; Ears, but they cannot hear" in reference to idols. Think deeply
about this.
One who does what is politically correct, has "eyes" but he does not see. He has a mouth, but he does not speak what he knows to be true. He has
ears, but chooses not to understand. This is a symbol for the idol - the false (and utterly pagan) notion that politics is the ultimate authority.
One who fears G-d does what Abraham did: smashed the idols of his father (or false and corrupt beliefs of his ancestors).



