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The "Bible was the most frequently cited source in the political literature of 1760-1805," according to a study by Donald S. Lutz, as published in his ''The Origins of American Constitutionalism'' (1988).<ref>https://thefounding.net/the-influence-of-the-bible-on-americas-founding-era-the-most-cited-source/</ref> | The "Bible was the most frequently cited source in the political literature of 1760-1805," according to a study by Donald S. Lutz, as published in his ''The Origins of American Constitutionalism'' (1988).<ref>https://thefounding.net/the-influence-of-the-bible-on-americas-founding-era-the-most-cited-source/</ref> | ||
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The Constitution and the Bible is an analysis of the Bible on the formation and ratification of the U.S. Constitution, and the early years of the United States.
The "Bible was the most frequently cited source in the political literature of 1760-1805," according to a study by Donald S. Lutz, as published in his The Origins of American Constitutionalism (1988).[1]