Category: The Bible in America

Question: has the United States Congress ever supported biblical religion to such an extent that Congress would commission and approve a special printing of Bibles? Read on! Our lives are filled with symbols. Our family once lived in greater Philadelphia, and both of our children were born there. At one time I had a paperweight

It may seem odd to say that our nation’s Founding Fathers spoke about the theory of evolution. After all, didn’t the whole idea first became widely known when Charles Darwin proposed it in his famous book, The Origin of Species, written in 1859? Didn’t Darwin start the whole thing? Well, get ready for another fascinating,

Harry S. Truman, the 33rd President of the United States (1945-1953), delivered his “Address Before the Attorney General’s Conference on Law Enforcement Problems” on February 15, 1950. Among the organizations participating in the 1-day conference were the Department of Justice, the National Association of Attorneys General of the United States, the United States Conference of

In this series we will present the real history of the Bible’s role and influence in our great nation. Parents, share these posts with your children. Let them know the often untold story. Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd President of the United States (1933 ‐ 1945), had this to say in his “Statement on the Four Hundredth