The Faith of the American Founding Fathers

In Their Own Words

By: Robert G. Stane

Narrated by: Robert G. Stane

I did extensive research for The Faith of the American Founding Fathers. And I was so deeply moved at their genuine, deep felt, Christian faith.

The "Great Awakening" was an extensive revival of the evangelical religion in the American colonies, which reached its peak in the early 1740s. Local revivals had occurred previously, inspired by the teaching of such clergymen as the congregational theologian Jonathan Edwards. In 1739 and 1740, the English evangelist George Whitefield made extended tours along the Atlantic seaboard, attracting large crowds as he preached the necessity for sinners to be converted. Many believe these revival meetings were the very thing that united the colonies into forming a united American country.

When representatives were sent from each colony to form the Continental Congress, including independence from England, and a Constitution, they were all very strong Christian men of God. But I do not want you to just take my word for it. So I decided to compile quotations from some of the most noted Founding Fathers. It would be best to listen to the direct sayings and writings of the American Founding Fathers about their faith. Their words...not mine.

The second American President, John Adams stated, "We have no sovereign but God... and no king but Jesus."

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