Did America Have a Christian Founding?

This book explores the influence of Christian convictions on America's Founders, challenging the idea that they were deists advocating for strict separation of church and state. Building on a notable lecture, it argues that many Founders believed in encouraging Christianity and embraced religious liberty for theological reasons, making a case for the importance of Christian thought in the nation's founding. The book aims to inform and persuade readers about the enduring relevance of these historical perspectives.