John Hagee uses fake Washington quote on Glenn Beck

[Boudiga]

Not only is this a Bull shit quote, but how do explain how all other societies including Rome existed without belief in the biblical god?

[redvelvet1508]

"It is impossible to rightly govern a nation without God and the Bible." he wasn't far from the original quote.

[GottmitunsAlex]

Sorry, it's this video:

No Catholics Need Apply by realcatholicTV

[GottmitunsAlex]

This is the Christian Catholic response about John Hagee and Glenn Beck for that matter.

Look for Glenn Beck and Religion in youtube. (Third video down the list).

It's by RealCatholicTV

[TVWriterGuy]

In this day and age of computers, I wondered who was keeping White-Out in business. Now I know.

But can they really edit ALL of the history books? This must be the reason so many churches have revived the trend of book burning.

[eVVVVV]

"Gentlemen, we are not, nor have we ever been a Christian nation. The United States is not a Christian nation any more than it is a Mohammedan nation or a Jewish nation."

John Adams, second president of the United States in a speech concerning the Treaty of Tripoli (1797) which he signed

[eVVVVV]

" The United States is in no sense founded upon the Christian doctrine."

George Washington, first president of the United States.

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Gosh, if we could only become more American again. Oh, the good old days of traditional government.

[remusvivi]

John Hagee

Pastor of the Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, speaker on TBN, and making frequent appearances with Benny Hinn, John Hagee has become a superstar on the Word of Faith circuit. Previously, the pastor of Trinity Church in San Antonio, Texas from 1976 to 1987, he had an adulterous affair that resulted in a divorce from his wife Martha and loss of his two children to her custody. Marrying his adulterous lover, Diana Castro, they started their own family and then, became.........

[TheUnhiddenBible]

Great video ... As usual. You are a true champion for facts. Keep up the great work and thank you for generously sharing your findings with others.

[thpaine]

MrRoycelong, I tend to think that the ONLY "Christian conversion" that Washington did was AFTER he was dead....by the revisionist history writers in the middle of the 19th century onward to make him more "christian" than he actually was.

[MrRoycelong]

I'm a Christian and I've researched that alleged quote of George Washington. There is no record of George Washington saying anything like that. If George Washington did say that, he was probably saying it for political reasons because George Washington did not make a Christian conversion until near the end of his life.