God Bless America? It would be unpatriotic for Christians not to offer special petitions for the nation when Independence Day coincides with the Lord’s Day. Rebekah Curtis Jul 3, 2021 12:01 AM ...

So, that idea that all men have certain unalienable rights that came from their Creator – God – is what I call the ‘Theology of the Fourth of July’.” -Ira Stoll ...

In 1918, while he was serving in the Army in upstate New York, Irving Berlin wrote the song “God Bless America.” It wasn’t until 20 years later in 1938 when Berlin, a Russian Jew, thought ...

The association of "God Bless America" with 9/11 was cemented on the evening of that day, when a group of members of Congress, giving a press conference on the Capitol steps, spontaneously began ...

It’s hard to know how to ask God to bless America right now. On a recent visit to the East Coast, I found friends and peers in a mixture of panic and denial about the coming November election. I did ...

Todd Starnes on his new book ‘God Less America: Real Stories From The Front Lines Of The Attack On Traditional Values’ The White House is waging an all-out assault on religious liberty.

‘God bless America’ bothers me.That conflation of religion and patriotism has long disturbed me. It’s the governmental version of praying for a victory in sports: We believe in God ...

And in Wisconsin, a "God Bless America" sign was removed from Prarie View Elementary School after a resident complained and the Freedom from Religion Foundation requested that the sign be taken down.

Irving Berlin wrote "God Bless America" in 1918 while he served in the U.S. Army. Berlin revised the song in 1938, and thereafter it became Kate Smith's signature song. Berlin was Jewish, and the song ...

Dion soulfully sings “God Bless America,” though she is Canadian. When singer Marc Anthony performed the song at the 2013 baseball All-Star Game, racists attacked his performance, tweeting ...

God Bless America: Religion and the Making of US Grand Strategy Thursday 17 October 2019 6.30pm to 8.00pm Hosted by the LSE IDEAS Shaw Library, Old Building, LSE, United Kingdom Speakers Dr Gregorio ...

Because I'm a minister, it might seem odd for me not to stand for "God Bless America," too. But I sit to stand up for my religious beliefs.