The Rewriting of America's History – Discovery Era
"Who is Christopher Columbus?" The true Christian identity of the Discoverer of the New World is brought to life, from prime source Documents, utilizing Great Master sculptures, paintings and architectural themes in national landmarks, monuments and memorials. Students will learn from Columbus' original hand-calligraphied book, that this great American hero made his voyage "to bring the gospel to unknown coastlands, in contrast to modern-day revisionist accounts, permeating America's history textbooks.
The Rewriting of America's History – Colonial Era
The First Permanent Settlement in America – Jamestown, Virginia,
1607 and Pocahontas, the Indian Christian Princess
The First Virginia Charter, April 10, 1606, granted by James I, states the purpose for this Christian settlement:"...to propagate the Christian religion to such people, who as yet live in darkness and miserable ignorance of the true knowledge and worship of God." This exciting presentation/talk takes students into the Christain monuments and memorials and the original 1607 Church on Jamestown Island, where the First Representative, legislative Assembly on American soil book place. Pocahontas' conversion to Christianity at age 12; her subsequent baptism and marriage to John Rolfe in the 1607 church is also brought to life from original Documents of America's history; contrasting and comparing the 3 original accounts on early Virginia history in the Library of Constress' Rare Book Collection, with revisionist fables on America's foundations.
The Rewriting of America's History – Revolutionary War Era
The Influence of the Bible and Prayer in the Formation and Development of the American Republic
Beginning in the 1930's, there has been a concerted effort to erase the Judeo-Christian foundations from the nation's textbooks and history books. This exciting historic presentation/talk takes students through the landmarks of the American Revolution, from "The First Prayer in Congress" of the First Continental Congress, convening on September 7, 1774 in Carpenters' Hall, Philadelphia with Prayer and Scripture reading (Psalm 35),to the signing of the U.S. Constitution, September 17, 1787; proving that the Bible and Prayer were pivotal in securing the liberties embodied within America's three great Charters of Freedom. A must for all who wish to preserve freedom.
The Rewriting of America's History
The True Meaning of the First Amendment – "Separation of Church from Interference by the State"
Revisionist "historians" have coined the phrase "separation of Church and State," which was never used by America's founders. This presentation/workshop will enable students to prove for themselves the true meaning of the First Amendment Clause – "separation of Church from interference by the State" from the original Documents of America's history, pennied in 1785 by James Madison (father of the U.S. Constitution) and in 1786 by Thomas Jefferson (author of the Declaration of Independence). This important expose will enable students to defend our Republican liberties and freedoms, with evidence presented.
The Rewriting of America's History – Civil War Era
This presentation/talk takes students through the major landmarks of the Civil War, emphasizing the Christian lives and conduct of Abraham Lincoln, Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson. The original addresses, writings and papers of these American statesmen and heroes prove to students how the Bible and Prayer were foremost pillars of their lives. Abraham Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address, explaining the true reason and cause for the Civil War, from Scripture, is also vividly portrayed,in contrast with diverse current textbook and history book accounts to the contrary.
The Rewriting of America's History - Is the United States a Christian Nation?
This presentation/talk refutes, from original Documents of America's history, the April 6, 2009 statement made by a top Executive Officer to the International Media, that "The United States is not a Christian Nation." Utilizing prime source documents, charters, addresses, proclamations, the 3 Charters of Freedom, the State Constitutions and exciting originals from the Rare Book Collection of the Library of Congress, evidence is presented proving irrefutably that "The United States is a Christian nation." Questions and Answers ensue.
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