BISHOP ATTICUS GREEN HAYGOOD
American clergyman, educator and editor of Wesleyan Christian Advocate (1839 - 1896)
|
Till the English-speaking and God-fearing colonists came there
were none who dwelt on this continent who had thoughts worth
keeping alive in the world. If all the ideas our forerunners bad
were utterly dropped out of history men would not miss them.
These people lived after a fashion, but what did they stand for?
What principles, what causes were incarnate in them? People who
only live must die the death. It is Heaven's law.
- [Discovery Day]
What are we here for? I answer, as a Christian--as one who
believes in God and his Christ, and therefore does not despair of
man. We are here to build a Christian nation. Nothing less
would vindicate the wisdom of the Creator in preparing such a
country; nothing less vindicate the Providence that first settled
these shores with English-speaking Christian men and women, by
divine laws of life driving hence and away the people who would
not use their gifts; nothing less than a Christian state makes
life worth living for us or our children.
- [Discovery Day]
Last Revised: 2009 April 2
Copyright © 1999-2009 John C. Shepard. All Rights Reserved.
The GIGA name and logo are trademarks registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office by John C. Shepard.
|
|
Click > HERE < to report errors
|
|