Professor Jamal Greene writes that “[t]he American attitude toward the Constitution is frequently ... habits of mind begotten ...

Rather than the Bible, the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence were based on popular philosophers of the time such as John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, and British common law.

The first of multiple Biblical Citizenship Classes was held at Trinity Fellowship Church. The topic was the Constitution. The ...

Christy, well known as a magazine illustrator, was an unlikely artist to be awarded the contract to commemorate the Constitution, which had marked its 150th anniversary two years before.

Citizens recognized that their rights, articulated in the Constitution’s Bill of Rights ... began unravelling as the unmooring of American culture from its foundation accelerated.