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That George Washington added the words "So help me God ", to the oath of office for a President's Inauguration
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That the Declaration of Independence refers to God 4 times?
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That the Star Spangled Banner, Pledge of Allegiance, and the Declaration of Independence include the name of God?
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That "In God We Trust" is inscribed above the Speaker's rostrum in the House of Representatives?
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That there is a prayer room in the U.S. Capitol building that includes a stained glass window of George Washington praying?
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That in the year of 1800 Congress approved having church services in the Capitol?
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That the east pediment outside the U.S. Supreme Court contains the figure of Moses holding tablets of the laws of God?
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That a marble relief portrait of Moses directly faces the Speaker from the back of the House of Representatives?
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That a verse from the Bible is inscribed on the Liberty Bell from the book of Leviticus?
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That the words, "Praise be to God" are inscribed in the cap of the Washington monument?
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That our national motto is "In God We Trust"?
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That Thomas Jefferson said, "I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just"?
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That every session of the House and Senate begins with prayer?
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That of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence, all but two or three were Christians?
First Continental Congress, Opening Session
The Rev. Jacob Duche (Rector of Christ Church, Philadelphia) opened the September 7, 1774 session of the
First Continental Congress with a prayer, asking God to support the American cause
