The Founding Principles of America: Lessons from the French Revolution

"The American Revolution was very different. It was all about individual liberty and individual responsibility. The purpose of government was actually to defend the rights God has given us. Under the French Revolution, there is no God, and therefore, rights come from the government. They don't come from individuals, and you belong to society. It's not that society is something you're part of it's something you belong to. All anti-Christ ideology eventually kills itself and eats itself, which is what happened to Rousseau. His own revolutionaries eventually killed him." - Kevin Freeman