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Christian-nation idea fuels US conservative causes, but historians say it misreads founders’ intent The U.S. Constitution doesn’t mention Christianity or any specific religion. The Declaration of Independence famously proclaims that people’s rights come from a “Creator” and “Nature’s God” — but doesn’t specify who that is. Yet large numbers of Americans believe the founders intended the U.S. to be a Christian nation, and many believe it should be one. Such views are especially strong among Republicans and their white evangelical base. Already such views are being voiced by supporters of Donald Trump amid his bid to recapture the presidency. (Hawaii Tribune 2/18/24) READ MORE>>>>> |
Mar 9, 2023: Baptist Press: Hawaii Pacific Baptist Convention names interim executive-director
The executive board of the Hawaii Pacific Baptist Convention (HPBC) announced March 8 that John Endriss will serve as interim executive director during the continued search for a long-term candidate. Endriss currently serves as pastor of Engage Church in Hilo and is president of the HPBC executive board.
The executive board of the Hawaii Pacific Baptist Convention (HPBC) announced March 8 that John Endriss will serve as interim executive director during the continued search for a long-term candidate. Endriss currently serves as pastor of Engage Church in Hilo and is president of the HPBC executive board.
Aug 19, 2022: Religion Unplugged: Paradise On Wheels: Exploring Religious Oahu From The Mountain To The Sea
KAHUKU, Hawaii — As I drive my rented stealth camper van along the Kamahameha Highway on Oahu’s North Shore, the reality hits me like a 50-foot wave at Waimea Bay: Hawaii is religiously robust.
KAHUKU, Hawaii — As I drive my rented stealth camper van along the Kamahameha Highway on Oahu’s North Shore, the reality hits me like a 50-foot wave at Waimea Bay: Hawaii is religiously robust.