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Fire At The Founding AUDIOBOOK Now Available on GLC Publications Website

Fire At The Founding documents the profound influence of pastors in laying the essential foundations of liberty, righteousness, morality and just and limited government of the United States.

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Fire At The Founding AUDIOBOOK Available

Thus I discovered the great influence of the preachers, who were America’s true Founding Fathers - who taught our political Founding Fathers.

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New USA 250 Anniversary edition of Fire At The Founding and Jacobson FRC Interview

You may purchase Fire At The Founding eBooks through www.GLCPublications.com, and print books through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other book resellers.

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Americans Rededicated Ourselves as one Nation under GOD

Almighty GOD, just as we, in the beginning, dedicated this land to Your most holy name ... this 250th year of American Independence, we hereby rededicate the United States as one nation under GOD.

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Americans.to Rededicate Nation as one Nation under GOD on 17 May 2026

“We’re inviting Americans from all across the country to come together on our National Mall to pray, to give thanks” - Presidential Proclamation.

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Remember 10 What Did Americans Believe about No Establishment of Religion

The movement to prohibit an establishment of religion was to prevent government sponsorship of a particular church denomination, not to prevent the influence of true religion upon civil government.

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Remember 9 What Did Americans Believe about Religion and Government

“True religion:—A sacred reverence of the Deity:—The love of virtue and goodness, are as necessary to make good subjects, as good Rulers." - Rev. John Tucker, 1771

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Remember 8 Why did Americans Believe Not All Sins are Crimes

"What leads legislators into this error, is confounding sins and crimes together—making no difference between moral evil and state rebellion" - Rev. John Leland, 1794.

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Remember 7 What did Americans Believe about Freedom of Mind, Conscience & Religion

Human Laws can’t control the Mind. The Rights of Conscience, are unalienable; inseparable from our Nature; they ought not, they cannot possibly be given up to Society. - Rev. Abraham Williams, 1762

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