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'''James McHenry''' (1753 - 1816) was a signer of the [[United States Constitution]] and a devout [[Christian]]. In a letter written in 1813, he had this to say about the [[Bible]]: | '''James McHenry''' (1753 - 1816) was a signer of the [[United States Constitution]] and a devout [[Christian]]. In a letter written in 1813, he had this to say about the [[Bible]]: | ||
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James McHenry (1753 - 1816) was a signer of the United States Constitution and a devout Christian. In a letter written in 1813, he had this to say about the Bible:
Bibles are strong entrenchments. Where they abound, men can not pursue wicked courses.[1]
References
- ↑ Original Intent (2004), David Barton, Pg. 164