America’s Three Founding Documents: The Bible, The Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution
The Declaration was the defining statement of the American idea—the “why” of America. We would be founded not on race, ethnicity, or class, but on an idea—the Biblical idea that all men are created ...
The Fourth of July is an opportune occasion to reflect on the memorable phrases of the struggle for independence such as “Give me liberty or give me death,” “No taxation without representation,” and ...
A Wisconsin-based organization of atheists and agnostics is taking a Pennsylvania state House’s declaration to make 2012 the “Year of the Bible” to court, saying it violates the constitutionally ...
Editor’s note: Today’s editorials originally appeared in The Philadelphia Inquirer. Editorial content from other publications is provided to give readers a sampling of regional and national opinion ...
To this list of intellectual influences, one must add the Bible — both the Hebraic and Christian biblical traditions. As the eminent scholar Martin E. Marty (a native of West Point, Nebraska) remarked ...
To this list of intellectual influences, one must add the Bible — both the Hebraic and Christian biblical traditions. As the eminent scholar Martin E. Marty (a native of West Point, Nebraska) remarked ...
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