Founding Fathers (U.S.)

This page was created to show what our Founding Fathers thought about Christianity. What they thought about the Bible and how they thought that Scripture should be applied into our society as a whole. The reason was because they desired a moral society and they knew that the Scriptures taught proper morality. I believe that you will see throughout this page that our Founding Fathers were definitely not primarily Muslims, like Barrack Obama tried to tell us that they were. So read through these quotes and decide for yourself.

George Washington (Prayer Proclamation 1789)

George Washington (Farewell Address)

Abraham Lincoln (Education)

Abraham Lincoln (Party Claims)

Christopher Columbus (Christians)

Christopher Columbus (Voyage)

Christopher Columbus (Noteworthy Sinner)

Christopher Columbus (Holy Service)

Noah Webster (Education/School)

Noah Webster (Bible/School)

Noah Webster (Scriptures)

Noah Webster (Constitution)

Noah Webster (The Bible)

John Adams (Utopia)

John Adams (Benevolence)

John Adams (Democracy)

John Adams (Civilized)

John Adams (Prayer Proclamation 1798)

John Adams (Congress 1774)

John Adams (General Principles)

John Jay (The Bible)

John Jay (Bible)

John Jay (God)

Elias Boudinot (One Book)

Elias Boudinot (Most Valuable Book)

Elias Boudinot (The Bible)

Daniel Webster (Benevolence)

Daniel Webster (Human Affairs)

Daniel Webster (Liberty)

Daniel Webster (The Bible)

Daniel Webster (Religious Books)

Daniel Webster (The Book)

Daniel Webster (Responsibility)

Daniel Webster (Principles)

Daniel Webster (Constitution)

John Quincy Adams (Benevolence)

John Quincy Adams (The Bible)

John Quincy Adams (Diary)

DeWitt Clinton (Christianity)

Benjamin Rush (The Bible)

Benjamin Rush (Religions)

Benjamin Rush (Democracy)

Benjamin Rush (In Living by the Bible)

Patrick Henry (The Bible)

Patrick Henry (The Future)

Robert Treat Pain (Author of my Existence)

Richard Stockton’s (Last Will & Testament)

Charles Carroll (My Redeemer)

Jacob Broom (Letter to His Son)

John Dickinson (Creator)

Roger Sherman (Theologian)

Gunning Bedford (Trinity)

James Wilson (Human Law)

James Wilson (Law)

James Wilson (Religion & Law)

James McHenry (Holy Scriptures)

Samuel Adams (Prayer Proclamation 1797)

Samuel Adams (I rely upon)

Thomas Jefferson (Liberties)

Thomas Jefferson (Clergyman)

Thomas Jefferson (History)

Thomas Jefferson (Persuasion)

Benjamin Franklin (1787 Constitutional Convention)

Benjamin Franklin (Swords)

Joseph Story (Government)

Oliver Ellsworth (Government)

Thomas McKean (Respublica v. John Roberts)

Joseph Story (Government)

Fisher Ames (Eloquent)

Fisher Ames (Sacred Book)

Fisher Ames (Lawyers)

Fisher Ames (Bible/Schoolbook)

Fisher Ames (Bible/Education)

Supreme Court (God-centered)

Supreme Court (1811)

Supreme Court (1854)

Supreme Court (1892)

Supreme Court (God-Centered)

House Judiciary Committee (1854)

Annals of Congress (1800)

Original North Carolina Constitution

Original Massachusetts Constitution

Original Pennsylvania Constitution

Original Delaware Constitution