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Lincoln was perhaps the only President who appeared to greatly increase his Christian faith while in office.  As a congressmen in the 1840s, Lincoln distinguished himself by redoing the geometric proofs in the great work of [[Euclid]], and prided himself on logic rather than faith.  From 1860 to 1863 Lincoln continued to rely entirely on logical arguments in his speeches and approach to the Civil War.  But on the way to the cemetery in Gettysburg in November 1863, Lincoln apparently found God and inserted after "one nation" the phrase "under God" into his pre-written Gettysburg Address.  The following year Lincoln won reelection, and his Second Inaugural Address was filled with spiritual references lacking from his First Inaugural Address.

Lincoln was perhaps the only President who appeared to greatly increase his Christian faith while in office.  As a congressmen in the 1840s, Lincoln distinguished himself by redoing the geometric proofs in the great work of [[Euclid]], and prided himself on logic rather than faith.  From 1860 to 1863 Lincoln continued to rely entirely on logical arguments in his speeches and approach to the Civil War.  But on the way to the cemetery in Gettysburg in November 1863, Lincoln apparently found God and inserted after "one nation" the phrase "under God" into his pre-written Gettysburg Address.  The following year Lincoln won reelection, and his Second Inaugural Address was filled with spiritual references lacking from his First Inaugural Address.

Lincoln was shot at Ford's Theater in Washington, DC on Good Friday, April 14 1865, a few days after the Civil War ended, and died the next day.  He became a martyr to the North and a cause for revenge against the South, from which the assassin (John Wilkes Booth) had come.

Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth at Ford's Theater in Washington D.C. on Good Friday, April 14, 1865. He was shot a few days after the Civil War had ended, and passed away the next day.  He became a martyr to the North and a cause for revenge against the South, from which the assassin had come.

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