The Founding Fathers are the patriarchs who in the early days of the founding of the United States of America set forth the law in the writing of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. 

These were outstanding figures for their time, men of fervor and deep and heartfelt opinions representing American states, regions and political opinions. Yet, no matter what their political stand, first and foremost, they were patriots, lovers of freedom. Though they might be imperfect men, at the heart and the core, at the nucleus of the founding of our nation, there was a purity that enabled the sponsorship of America by the master Saint Germain, who worked through them and enabled the founding of the country.   

Who were these men? As they step forth from the pages of America's history, we can see that the Founding Fathers were visionaries, souls who were ahead of their time. They were Christians, one and all, and spiritual men of vision and understanding. A number of them were Masons including George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams. They fully expected to and, indeed, did suffer persecution in their pursuit of Liberty.  Many of them died martyrs’ deaths. But they counted not the cost. For the flame of freedom and liberty burned within them. And they were sponsored to fight for liberty and to lay the firm foundation for lasting liberty and prosperity in the United States, a work which they did on behalf of us all.