The Truth Project Lesson 10 Flashcards
“Basis of the three branches of government”
Isiah 33:22
A. - which is reflected in the -
B. - which is reflected in the -
C. - which is reflected in the -
Lawgiver - legislative (made up of house and senate), Judge - judicial, King - executive
Examples from early education in America: _ doctrine and _ essential to education
Biblical and prayer
What were the two best selling books during the colonial period?
The Bible and The New England Primer
__ of early institutions such as Harvard , Columbia, Princeton .
Mottos
Murals, Inscriptions and statues throughout Washington , DC are ___ to remember the story of the founding of the United States
Memorial stones
Foundations in the writing of the founding fathers: the Declaration of Independence conveyed that ____ come from God. Jefferson derived this idea from whose writings?
Inalienable rights - John Locke
Connection between __ and ____
Virtue and Liberty
Washington stated in his Farewell address that ____ and ___ are indispensable for ______ _____
Religion and morality, Human freedom
De Tocqueville’s observations: There is a connection between ____ and ____ whereas in _____ they are marching in opposite directions. What was his book called?
Liberty and Christianity, France, “Democracy in America “
Revelation 2:5 states the importance to ____, _____,and _____ to God
Remember, repent, and return
“Religion and good morals are the only solid foundations of public Liberty and happiness “?
Samuel Adams
“Religion is the only solid basis of good morals ; therefore education should teach the precepts of religion and the duties of man towards God”
Gouveneur Morris
“Our constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other”
John Adams
“The great pillars of government and social life are virtue, morality, and religion “
Patrick Henry
“Without virtue there can be no Liberty “
Benjamin Rush