United States, Author August 31, 1948
H. Wayne House, M.A., Th.D., J.D., Distinguished Research Professor of Theology, Law, and Culture, Faith Evangelical College and Seminary and President of Christian Perspective International.
Also known as Evangelist
Critics often point to historical issues such as slavery, upon which many Christians did act inconsistently, in an effort to invalidate Christian participation in contemporary social issues.
As the United States drifts from its Judeo-Christian foundation and as the state becomes ever more pervasive in American life, government could ultimately insist on full allegiance from the people, an allegiance belonging only to God.
The Christian principles on which the country was primarily founded are rarely consulted other than for formalities of state, derision, or for the purpose of contrasts in the making of new laws.
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