Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Peter Helland investigates whether Abraham Lincoln is a Christian like many ministers claim. He shows a clip from a sermon by Dr. D James Kennedy describing how Lincoln came to Christ at the very end of his life. He shows three clips from three Lincoln scholars describing the super importance Lincoln is to our American identity. Then Peter reads from a book written in 1893 by John E. Remsburg titled "Abraham Lincoln: Was He A Christian?" Remsburg destroys the idea that Lincoln could possible have ever changed from being a lifelong infidel. Lincoln wrote a book trying to disprove and destroy Christianity. The darkness of "Honest Abe" was similar to the darkness of Karl Marx. That is why the heretical Christian north flocked to Lincoln and supported him in his cause of destroying the Bible Belt South.
Lincoln's main mentor was the Boston Unitarian Minister, infidel Theodore Parker, one of the secret six who sponsored John Brown's raid on the federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry. Interesting detail about Parker: His paternal grandfather was John Parker, the leader of the Lexington militia at the Battle of Lexington.
Peter Helland investigates whether Abraham Lincoln is a Christian like many ministers claim. He shows a clip from a sermon by Dr. D James Kennedy describing how Lincoln came to Christ at the very end of his life. He shows three clips from three Lincoln scholars describing the super importance Lincoln is to our American identity. Then Peter reads from a book written in 1893 by John E. Remsburg titled "Abraham Lincoln: Was He A Christian?" Remsburg destroys the idea that Lincoln could possible have ever changed from being a lifelong infidel. Lincoln wrote a book trying to disprove and destroy Christianity. The darkness of "Honest Abe" was similar to the darkness of Karl Marx. That is why the heretical Christian north flocked to Lincoln and supported him in his cause of destroying the Bible Belt South.
Lincoln's main mentor was the Boston Unitarian Minister, infidel Theodore Parker, one of the secret six who sponsored John Brown's raid on the federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry. Interesting detail about Parker: His paternal grandfather was John Parker, the leader of the Lexington militia at the Battle of Lexington.
