RHBC 174: Christianity's Impact on The American Experiment

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Christianity’s Impact on The American Experiment

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I. Christianity’s Impact as Seen in America’s

Conception

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William Bradford

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Daniel Webster

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Jeremiah 17:9 The heart is more deceitful

than anything else, and incurable—who can understand it?

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George Washington – “True religions affords to government its surest support.”

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John Adams – “Religion and good morals are the only solid foundation of public liberty and happiness.”

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II. Christianity’s Impact as Seen in America’s

Constitution

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The New England Confederation of 1643

states “We all came into these parts of America,

with one and the same end and aim, namely, to

advance the Kingdom of our Lord Jesus Christ.”

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William Penn

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John Locke

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• The Creation of a government by law and not

by man.

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• All Men Created Equal

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• In Alienable Rights

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• Liberty

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• Separation of Powers

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III. Christianity’s Impact as Seen in America’s Capital

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The National Archives

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The Ten Commandments

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The Washington Monument

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The Jefferson Memorial

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The Lincoln Memorial

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The Capitol Building

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The Supreme Court Building

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The Library of Congress

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The White House

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The White House State Dining Room

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Arlington National Cemetery

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“It cannot be emphasized too strongly or too often that

this great nation was founded not by religionists,

but by Christians: not on religions, but on the Gospel

of Jesus Christ”--Patrick Henry