Protecting the soul of America means acknowledging that our freedoms are fundamentally rooted in a Judeo-Christian foundation. We cannot preserve our traditional heritage if we permit the competing ideological framework of Islam to become established within our institutions.

The influence of Judeo-Christian principles can be seen throughout the nation’s history. Concepts such as the inherent worth of every individual, the importance of justice, personal responsibility, and the rule of law have deep connections to biblical teachings. These values helped inspire many of the ideas that guided the nation’s founders as they sought to create a society built on liberty and self-government.

America’s founding documents reflect principles that align with this tradition. The Declaration of Independence affirms that all people are created equal and are endowed with certain unalienable rights. While the United States was established as a nation that protects religious freedom and does not endorse a specific religion, many argue that the moral framework supporting these ideals was heavily influenced by Judeo-Christian thought.