What Reagan Meant by ‘A Nation Under God

It wasn’t just a phrase.
It was a conviction — a call to remember who we are, and who we must remain.

In this thought-provoking episode of Echoes In Time, we explore what President Ronald Reagan truly meant when he often spoke of America as “One Nation Under God.” Far beyond political rhetoric, it was a deeply rooted belief in the moral foundation of liberty.

You’ll discover:

📜 How Reagan linked faith to freedom in his speeches

🏛️ Why he believed America’s survival depended on its spiritual backbone

🔥 The historic roots of the phrase “under God” in U.S. tradition

✝️ The role Reagan saw for religion in public life — not to rule, but to guide

📢 His powerful warnings about a nation that forgets its Creator

Whether you agree or disagree, Reagan's message is more relevant than ever.

👉 Watch until the end to understand how one phrase held a vision for the soul of a nation.

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🧠 Question for You:
Do you think America still lives up to Reagan’s vision of ‘One Nation Under God’? Why or why not? Share your thoughts in the comments.