Teaching and Learning America’s Christian History : American Revolution Bicentennial Edition
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From Sea to Shining Sea: 1787-1837 (God’s Plan for America)
In From Sea to Shining Sea history buffs are transported back to the post-revolutionary era to discover how God intervened on behalf of a struggling nation. This fast-paced, absorbing narrative and sequel to the bestselling The Light and the Glory covers that fragile time in America’s history from 1787 to 1837 when a newborn nation faced challenges and overcame her growing pains by clinging to her Christian heritage.
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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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The Threat of Islam to Liberty and Christianity
Islam is one of the two greatest external threats to Christianity in the twenty-first century. Statism is the other. Though not as old as statism, Islam has been at war with Christianity since its inception by Mohammad in the seventh century. This booklet provides a brief overview of the history of Islam and its teachings in order to give proper context to this very grave danger that the free world and the Christian faith faces. The historical overview of Islam presented here—which includes the Crusades, important battles stopping Islam’s spread throughout Europe, and Muslims’ influence in American history—reveals that its aggressive expansion and conflict with Christianity are normal. The ideological and worldview comparison of Christianity and Islam shows that Christianity produces liberty, while Islam brings oppression. Many questions are also answered, such as: Is Islam a religion of peace? How should America deal with Islamic terrorists? What can we do regarding the threat of Islam to the Christian faith? Finally, there is good news: God is moving among many Muslims to bring them to Christ.
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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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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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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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Rudiments of America’s Christian history and government: Student’s handbook
A student handbook to guide students of America’s Christian history into the reasoning and writing of Biblical principles of self-and civil government. Written for junior high through adult, it is used in The Noah Plan as the eighth grade history course. Includes the first of Noah Webster’s “Letters to a Young Gentleman Commencing His Education.”
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