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STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - July 3, 1776: The Sacred Silence Before the Birth of a Nation

The quiet hours of July 3, 1776 remind us that nations are not ultimately sustained by wealth, armies, or political power. There are moments in history when Providence appears to suspend time itself. The sun still rises. Men continue their labors. Horses traverse muddy streets. Church bells toll as they always have. Yet beneath the […] The post July 3, 1776: The Sacred Silence Before the Birth of a Nation appeared first on StoneZone .

The quiet hours of July 3, 1776 remind us that nations are not ultimately sustained by wealth, armies, or political power. There are moments in history when Providence appears to suspend time itself. The sun still rises. Men continue their labors. Horses traverse muddy streets. Church bells toll as they always have. Yet beneath the familiar rhythms of ordinary life, eternity quietly turns a page. July 3, 1776 was such a day. It was the last full day before a small assembly of imperfect yet extraordinary men would forever alter the destiny of mankind by proclaiming that liberty is not a favor bestowed by earthly rulers, but a sacred inheritance granted by Almighty God. We rightly celebrate July 4 as the birthday of the United States. Yet…Open

THEFEDERALIST (Christopher Jacobs) - Does ‘Independence Hall’ Sell Our Constitution Short?

Without the practical realities the Constitution brought into existence, the principle and vision of the Declaration of Independence might have stood unfulfilled.

BITCHUTE (PragerU) - Declaration of Independence | The White House Founders Museum | PragerU

The Declaration of Independence didn’t happen the way this famous painting shows it. In this episode of Road To Liberty, Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin tell the real story of what happened inside Independence Hall in 1776. From the Second Continental Congress and the creation of the Continental Army, to Jefferson drafting the Declaration in a hot, shuttered room in Philadelphia, this video walks through why the Declaration of Independence was written, who wrote it, and what actually happened between July 2 (the vote for independence) and July 4, 1776 (the adoption of the final text). Along the way, we explore: What the Declaration of Independence really is and why it was written How Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and Benjamin…