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Adams highlighted a key book for good citizenship
John Quincy Adams emphasized the importance of teaching the Bible and moral values to children, believing that character and virtue are essential for citizenship and the preservation of liberty. He argued that understanding scripture, especially the Hebrew Bible and the Ten Commandments, provides moral guidance beyond civic knowledge. Adams saw strong families, particularly engaged fathers, as vital to transmitting civilization and fostering responsible, virtuous citizens necessary for a healthy republic.
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