Opinion

Coral Ridge Ministries writes: We are often given the impression today that the Constitution mentions the separation of church and state, meaning a separation of God and government. But in this short video, you will see that the founders never intended for God to be banished from the public arena.

Since we celebrated Presidents’ Day recently, I thought it might be interesting to reflect on the faith of the first six men who held that office. Most of them were believers in Jesus and were not ashamed to say so. Several of these instances are not politically correct, but they are historically accurate. In 1779, […]

Topic: Myths about Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson is one of our most important founding fathers. He wrote the first draft of the Declaration of Independence, which says our rights come from the Creator. When it comes to Jefferson and his faith, it is a very nuanced picture. In fact, I once co-wrote on a book […]

Topic: America and Wokeism. Of the Americans on the eve of the Revolution, the late historian Carl Bridenbaugh asked, “Who can deny that for them the very core of existence was their relation to God?” And that was at a time when, according to the research of Ben Hart, 99.8% of the Americans were professing […]

Topic: An Ambitious Plan to Spread the Christian Message. Many historians provide ample evidence that America was founded on principles from the Bible. As the Supreme Court itself in 1892, after examining the key colonial charters and founding documents, declared “This is a Christian nation.” Fast forward to today, and we see a great need […]