Welcome to Politics by Faith.

Thanks for being here.

I got a couple random things I want to share.

First of all, I'm reading this book called Reading the Bible with the Founding Fathers.

Daniel Driesbach, D-R-E-I-S-B-A-C-H.

I'm only on page 35, but it is awesome.

I have so many things underline here.

It's ridiculous. Let me just quote this

right here. This is all about how the Bible was used in schools and how it was the most important

book in colonial America. It says here some colonial laws even required households to possess a copy of the Bible.

A Connecticut colonial law instructed the selectmen from time to time to make diligent inquiry

of all households how they are furnished with Bibles.

And if upon such inquiry any householder be found without one

Bible at least, then the selectmen shall warn the said householder forthwith to procure one Bible at

least for the use and benefit of their families respectively. Such laws were about promoting

moral instruction and literacy among the youth, in addition to nurturing the spiritual

improvement of citizens. Isn't that amazing? It was the law that you had to own a Bible in colonial

America. We're told that America is not a Christian country. One of the biggest lies we've ever been

told is that we are not a Christian nation. We're never one and our founders weren't Christian and all this total absolute abject lie. We need to get

back to our founding. We talked on the series X-M show today with Frank Turrick, Dr. Frank Turrick.

He wrote a book that someone gave to me, a friend of mine gave to me, about 14 years ago.

It's called I don't have enough faith to be an atheist.

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