George Mason's Gunston Hall Plantation presents
2006 Liberty Lecture Series:  FAITH OF THE FATHERS

In an increasingly pluralistic society, how have the religious beliefs of
the Founders and leaders of the nation shaped political action and theory?
In the ninth annual Liberty Lecture Series, scholars will consider the
influence of religion on public policy from the establishment of a new
independent nation up to the present day.
SUNDAY afternoons in March at 3 p.m.  --  Ann Mason Room Visitors Center

Light refreshments served from 2:30-3:00 p.m.

March 5 - "Religion & American Doctrine:  The Colonial Period to the Early
19th Century"  James H. Hutson, Library of Congress

March 12 - "How the English Bible Defined American Public Culture"   Daniel
L. Dreisbach, American University

March 19 - "Religion, Politics, & Social Change"  Frank T. Lambert, Purdue
University  "Remarks by George Mason"  Don McAndrews, Gunston Hll

Lecture participants invited to tour George Mason's home prior to or
following the program.

Free admission & open to general public.   Registration recommended, not
required.  Teacher recertification available.  Students welcome.

Additional information, call 703.550.9220

The 2006 Liberty Lectures are made possible by the generosity of Mary C.
Lanius, Gunston Hall Board of Regents.

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