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1787 FAITH
1787 FAITH
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Phil Webster is passionate about communicating the Christian worldview of the Founding Fathers of the United States to this present generation.
1787 Faith is a follow-up on his other book, 1776 Faith, which documented the Christian worldview of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Some may concede that the Founders were Christian during the war for Independence but that the Constitution is totally godless; that there is no room whatsoever for God in government. This book shows that the Constitution and those writing it had a Christian worldview (at least 36 of 39 signers). It goes on to show how the government under the Constitution dedicated itself to God in New York City at St. Paul's Chapel on April 30, 1789.
Why do all 50 states mention God in their state constitutions? What would the man who presided over the Constitutional Convention say about faith in God?
Does the First Amendment say "Freedom of Religion" or "Separation of Church and State?"
1787 Faith is a follow-up on his other book, 1776 Faith, which documented the Christian worldview of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Some may concede that the Founders were Christian during the war for Independence but that the Constitution is totally godless; that there is no room whatsoever for God in government. This book shows that the Constitution and those writing it had a Christian worldview (at least 36 of 39 signers). It goes on to show how the government under the Constitution dedicated itself to God in New York City at St. Paul's Chapel on April 30, 1789.
Why do all 50 states mention God in their state constitutions? What would the man who presided over the Constitutional Convention say about faith in God?
Does the First Amendment say "Freedom of Religion" or "Separation of Church and State?"
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