The Dark Ages ruled the world from about 500 A.D. to 1500 A.D. Then with Martin Luther’s 95 Theses of 1517 A.D. the light began to glimmer in Europe’s spiritual lighthouse.
This light became brighter and brighter as men of devout faith in God spoke out for Jesus Christ and brought His Word to mankind. The common man, deprived of the Bible, was now able to read its precious words. Great preachers were born, and the light of God’s Word was spread abroad. From Europe, across the channel to England and on to the new land, the United States of America.
England, and other countries, produced many missionaries, and closely on their heels, America followed suit. Soon, the United States of America was sending out more missionaries to foreign lands than any other country.
The light of the Gospel began to dim in America in 1962-63. Those were the years our Supreme Court ended official Bible reading and prayer in the public schools.
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