The United States of America was born in an atmosphere deeply influenced by biblical principles, reverence for God, and a desire for religious freedom. Many of its earliest settlers crossed the ocean not merely for opportunity, but for the right to worship Jesus Christ without persecution. Yet, over time, the nation that once clung to Christ as its anchor has gradually loosened its grip.

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This article explores America’s Christian foundation, the biblical principles that shaped it, and the cultural and legal shifts that reflect a departure from those roots.

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