The America I grew up in

America is changing, and at a rapid pace may I say.

One of the major changes I have witnessed most, is our moral behavior toward God.

In the America I grew up in, biblical morality was accepted as central to educating the whole person.

 That is what Noah Webster, author of our Dictionary and founder of a historic university, meant when he wrote “Education is useless without the Bible.”

There is no doubt that a culture war is raging in America. And the conflicts are largely about attitudes toward God and religion. 

Prayer has been taken out of our schools, the Ten Commandments are ten suggestions— UN wanted children elevated— marriage redefined.

From the beginning, the United States has found its core values in the pages of the Bible.

When a nation reads the Bible and practices its principals it will prosper.

Many of this country’s people are good and descent folks, they work hard at their jobs, attend church on Sundays and support their community faithfully; unfortunately many are pulling against them in this effort.

Morality is not something that a government can bestow on its people; it flows from the hearts of free people reared in a tradition of morality, independence, and resourcefulness.

When families are strong and parents instill true values and Godly character in their children, the nation is strong.

No country has ever turned its back on God and avoided His raft.

A GLIMPSE OF YESTERDAY---Coleman Schell