Religion and its Historical Context in America

This chapter examines the role of established churches in the original 13 American colonies and how many continued to receive support into the 19th century, challenging the notion of strict church-state separation. It critiques misconceptions regarding religious violence and explores complexities in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict while introducing the spiritual importance of daily religious practices like wudu and prayers. Additionally, the discussion emphasizes the transformative power of sincere supplications and how they shape personal character and societal change.