Story of Liberty Study Guide
This study guide supports the reprinted 1879 “history of freedom” written by Charles Coffin. The guide contains three main features–vocabularly lists, probing questions, and a timeline–designed to help readers master the core ideas of Coffin’s work.
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The Light and the Glory : Children’s Activity Book
The story of how God worked through the founders of America is made clear for young readers ages 9 to 12 with the help of the paperback activity book. Covers the years of 1492 to 1789.
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We the People: Keepers of Liberty
Formerly published as Journal Volume VIII featuring Biblical Law and The United States Constitution.
A valuable and timeless publication which implements the mission of the Foundation for American Christian Education; to document and publish America’s Christian history and method of education by Biblical principles to restore Christian self-government and character to the individual, to families, to churches and to the nation.
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Kingdom Missionaries Marcus and Narcissa Whitman: The Founding of the Oregon Territory
Marcus Whitman, a medical missionary and Christian patriot, was the man who saved the Oregon Territory and assured it would be a part of the United States. Called to the Northwest by a desire to see the Indians taught the liberating principles of the Bible, the daring action of this “man of destiny” paved the way for the establishment of the states of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. The tragic and sad end of the story of Marcus and Narcissa Whitman reminds us that “the blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church.” Their story clearly reveals the providence of God in the march of history — that nations do not, in the words of historian George Bancroft, “float darkling down the stream of the ages without hope or consolation, swaying with every wind and ignorant whither they are drifting” but that “there is a superior intelligence and love, which is moved by justice and shapes their courses.” The Whitman’s story will also inspire us to practice “heroic, patriotic, and Christian virtues.”
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America’s Providential History
Even “Newsweek” now admits: “Historians are discovering that the Bible, perhaps even more than the Constitution, is our founding document.” In this enlightening book, you'll discover the remarkable evidence for this truth. Based on the assumption that all history is Providential (i.e., it reflects God's purposes) you'll learn how God's presence was evident at our nation's founding in the hearts and minds of the men who fought for independence and shaped the Constitution. Numerous illustrations, portraits, and visual aids make this book a valuable resource.
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Noah Webster and the Reformation of America
Noah Webster affected the course of education in early America more than any other person. He wrote a series of textbooks including a speller, grammar, reader, and U.S. history. His famous “Blue-Back Speller” sold over 100 million copies from 1783 through the 1800s, and was designed to allow individuals to be self-taught.
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Abraham Lincoln’s Faith
William Herdon, Lincoln’s law partner for about 18 years, said of him: “As to Mr. Lincoln’s religious views, he was, in short, an infidel….Mr. Lincoln told me a thousand time that he did not believe the Bible was the revelation of God as the Christian world contends.” One biographer records of Lincoln that “when he went to church, he went to mock and came away a mimic.”
Yet, Rev. James Smith, the pastor of the church in Springfield where Lincoln attended for over 10 years, gives a much different picture. He writes: “It is a very easy matter to prove that while I was pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Springfield, Mr. Lincoln did avow his belief in the divine authority and inspiration of the Scriptures.” His pastor while he was President, Dr. Gurley wrote: “I considered him sound not only on the truth of the Christian religion but on all its fundamental doctrines and teaching.”
Which of these views is right? Why the contrary views? These questions and more are answered in Abraham Lincoln’s Faith.
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Matthew Fontaine Maury, the Pathfinder of the Seas
Inspired in his life work by Scripture, sustained by industry derived from his Christian faith, and enlightened as a seer in new fields of science from his Biblical worldview, Matthew Fontaine Maury played a significant role in advancing civilization and was one of the greatest men America has ever produced.
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