Defending our Inalienable Right to Publicly Acknowledge God

Foundation News & Notes


 

 

4.13.11 - Does Exodus 21 Provide Legal Protection for the Unborn Child?

3.14.11 - Snyder v. Phelps — A Judicial Travesty?

2.15.11 - Tashlan, or Chrislam?

2.7.11 - Can Ronald Reagan's “Bright, Shining City” Still Survive?

1.31.11 - Judging Not for Man but for the Lord

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America Acknowledges God Seminars

Washington's First Inaugural Day

At the first presidential inauguration on April 30, 1789, in New York City, George Washington took his oath with his hand on the Bible, added "so help me God" to the end of the oath, kissed the Bible, gave an Inaugural Address in which he repeatedly acknowledged God, and then walked with other officials to a church service at St. Paul's Chapel, which features a large display of the Ten Commandments above the altar. Washington demonstrated what he declared in his Inaugural Address: "No people can be bound to acknowledge and adore the Invisible Hand which conducts the affairs of men more than the people of the United States."

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Project Jeremiah, a national seminar for pastors conducted by Judge Roy Moore. Not a pastor? Click here for information on bringing Judge Roy Moore to speak in your area!

CHURCH, STATE, AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT--A Continuing Legal Education Seminar by the Foundation for Moral Law.

Pastors' Seminar: Restoring the Foundation: Church, State, and the Law, an educational program designed to equip pastors to speak out on the moral issues of our day. Topics include:

  • The First Amendment
  • Separation of Church & State
  • Rule of Law
  • The Power of the Pulpit in American History
  
   

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