Connecting Believers
See www.bibleliteracy.com for much more helpful information.
Approximately 37 % of quotes of the Founding Fathers were from the Bible.
Without a modest awareness of general Biblical content, many references regularly used in modern conversation would have little or no meaning.
About Chuck Stetson, CEO of the Bible Literacy Project:
“Chuck Stetson serves as Chairman of the Board of the Bible Literacy Project. Stetson was formerly Vice Chairman of the Board and Chairman of the Education Committee for the National Bible Association. Mr. Stetson has been a board member of an independent private school for six years. He is also a Managing Director of Private Equity Investors, Inc., a private investment firm where, among other things, he invests and builds value in privately held companies. Stetson holds a master's degree in business from Columbia University's Graduate School of Business and an undergraduate degree from Yale University. He has authored articles for Harvard Business Review, Pratt's Guide to Venture Capital, and The Journal of Corporate Strategy. He has also created the Doubleday Pocket Bible Guide. He is co-editor of The Bible and Its Influence and General Editor of Creating The Better Hour: Lessons from William Wilberforce. In May, 2008, he was honored by Concordia University at Portland with a Doctor of Laws degree.”
Hear CEO Chuck Stetson in this brief radio recording … in his own words …
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In my (HHH) personally thinking of commonly used words and phrases that come from the Bible, a few of them I state below:
(And I am really just getting started …)