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He is called one of America's most faith-based Presidents, his speeches infused with scriptural references and invocations of the Almighty. George Bush is said to read the Bible daily, pray in the Oval Office, and on occasion, open cabinet meetings with prayer. Mr. Bush jolted the religious establishment when he was asked to name his favorite philosopher in a presidential debate, and he responded, "Christ, because he changed my heart." That change began a decade before, when Bush says the Reverend Billy Graham "planted a seed in his soul" that led to his recommitment to Christ. White House insiders say,...

CBN.com – Stephen Mansfield is the author of "The Faith of George W. Bush." He spoke with Gordon Robertson about President Bush's faith on The 700 Club. Gordon Robertson: Stephen what do you think was the most, in your research for this, the most suprising thing you discovered. Stephen Mansfield: I think what surprised me the most is how Bush went seeking spiritually at mid-life. I mean here he was, son of a vice-president, good looking, wealthy, well-educated and yet at mid-life he went seeking spiritually in a way that's very rare among American presidents. Very rare. Gordon Robertson: You...

Book reveals how President's religious and political beliefs are entwined - and claims he did pray with Blair Paul Harris in New York Sunday November 2, 2003 The Observer President George W. Bush stood before a cheering crowd at a Dallas Christian youth centre last week, and told them about being 'born again' as a Christian. 'If you change their heart, then they change their behaviour. I know,' he said, referring to his own conversion, which led to him giving up drinking. Behind Bush were two banners. 'King of Kings', proclaimed one. 'Lord of Lords', said the other. The symbolism...

Book reveals how President's religious and political beliefs are entwined - and claims he did pray with Blair President George W. Bush stood before a cheering crowd at a Dallas Christian youth centre last week, and told them about being 'born again' as a Christian. 'If you change their heart, then they change their behaviour. I know,' he said, referring to his own conversion, which led to him giving up drinking. Behind Bush were two banners. 'King of Kings', proclaimed one. 'Lord of Lords', said the other. The symbolism of how fervent Christianity has become deeply entwined with the most...