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Did the Founding Fathers establish America upon principles of faith, or the Enlightenment philosophies of their time? At a time when America’s history is often oversimplified or weaponized in support of present-day ideologies, many are left wondering what’s true and how faith fits into America’s story. That’s why Benedictine College is offering “Faith & The Founding: Catholicism and America’s Guiding Principles,” a FREE video series exploring the relationship between Catholic political thought and the American founding. In this four-part series, Dr. Kevin Vance, Director of the Center for Constitutional Liberty at Benedictine College, examines the philosophical and theological roots of America’s early principles—including natural law, religious liberty, constitutionalism, and the influence of thinkers like John Locke and Cardinal Robert Bellarmine. When you sign up today, you’ll receive FREE access to all four lectures directly in your inbox, allowing you to watch at your own pace. Don’t wait!

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Explore the Relationship Between Catholic Teaching and America’s Founding Principles in This Free Video Series Are America’s founding principles compatible with Catholic teaching, or in tension with it? At a time when public debate is often reduced to slogans and soundbites, many Catholics are l...

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