Bible quoting founding fathers or signers of declaration of independence

How could there be a bible with quotes from people who weren't even born when the bible was written?

56 signers were:

Delaware    • George Read • Caesar Rodney   • Thomas McKean     Pennsylvania    • George Clymer • Benjamin Franklin   • Robert Morris • John Morton   • Benjamin Rush • George Ross   • James Smith • James Wilson   • George Taylor     Massachusetts    • John Adams • Samuel Adams   • John Hancock • Robert Treat Paine   • Elbridge Gerry     New Hampshire    • Josiah Bartlett • William Whipple   • Matthew Thornton     Rhode Island    • Stephen Hopkins • William Ellery   New York    • Lewis Morris • Philip Livingston   • Francis Lewis • William Floyd   Georgia    • Button Gwinnett • Lyman Hall   • George Walton     Virginia    • Richard Henry Lee • Francis Lightfoot Lee   • Carter Braxton • Benjamin Harrison   • Thomas Jefferson • George Wythe   • Thomas Nelson, Jr.     North Carolina    • William Hooper • John Penn   • Joseph Hewes     South Carolina    • Edward Rutledge • Arthur Middleton   • Thomas Lynch, Jr. • Thomas Heyward, Jr.   New Jersey    • Abraham Clark • John Hart   • Francis Hopkinson • Richard Stockton   • John Witherspoon     Connecticut    • Samuel Huntington • Roger Sherman   • William Williams • Oliver Wolcott   Maryland    • Charles Carroll • Samuel Chase   • Thomas Stone • William Paca      

 

ty4 yur answer ; i just wanted to know for a call in for radio show if there were signers of declaration of independence that often quoted the Bible to others during there lifetime

I would say that all of them quoted the Bible from time to time.
But what of it?
Does that make them devout christens for quoting a book?
It's not like the words would burn on their tongs for lack of faith.
 
This is where you guys are always fucking up.
Every time some baby kisser recites a few lines of scripture, you fall all over yourselves with adoration of how good and holy he or she is.

ALL of the signers of the Declaration of Independence (with the exception of the Delegate from North Carolina) were nominal Christians.  The one exception, Mr. Hewes, was an atheist who firmly believed in slavery and was so stubborn about his barbarian practice that he refused to let America become independent without keeping his slaves.

One other plantation owner, John Hancock, freed his slaves instantly when the Declaration was signed -- and it was legal under US Law to free them.  British law forbade liberating slaves in that they might rise up against King George.

Democrats have always held black people as subhuman, and to be ruthlessly exploited.  That goes back to Hewes and his atheist degeneracy.