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Founding Fathers and religion

From the archives: Jack Hibbs dabbles in American history and it is a disaster. We need another Dudley Rutherford moment

John Fea   |  December 19, 2021

This post is from July 13, 2021: In 2011, Dudley Rutherford, the pastor of the Shepherd of the Hills Church in Porter Ranch, California, sat down in front of a camera and told the inspiring story behind the writing of β€œThe Star-Spangled Banner.” […]

Is religion good for the republic?

John Fea   |  August 27, 2021

The founders believed that religion was important to a strong republic. Republics required virtue–the willingness to occasionally sacrifice self-interest for the public good. If religion could make people more virtuous, the founders promoted it. I am convinced that if there […]