Founding Fathers faced a major revolution before victory

The article highlights that the true American Revolution was primarily a transformation of citizens' religious sentiments and beliefs rather than just the military conflicts. It explains how religious diversity and persecution shaped the founders’ push for religious freedom and inalienable rights, leading to the inclusion of religious liberty in the Bill of Rights. The revolution thus centered on changing hearts and minds to unite diverse groups under common principles of faith and natural rights.

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