Harry Truman: “There are some who foolishly say that religion is dead or dying in…”

On the recordNovember 22, 1952

There are some who foolishly say that religion is dead or dying in this country.

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Democratic · Missouri

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Remarks in Alexandria, Va., at the Cornerstone Laying of the Westminster Presbyterian Church.

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Harry Truman: “There are some who foolishly say that religion is dead or dying in this country.”