Creed's Scott Stapp issues call for unity, reminds fans US is 'built upon the Bible and the Word of God'
Creed lead singer Scott Stapp reminded audiences that the U.S. is a Christian nation “built upon the Bible and the Word of God” and urged Americans to unite in a rousing speech at a recent concert.
Stapp: “The only way to make change is to wake up and come together as one. Focus on what we have in common, which is life, freedom, love, happiness,” he said. “We find our common ground and we build from there. And as we’re building that common ground, we start keeping the powers that be accountable. We start reminding them of what our Constitution says. We start reminding them of what our Bill of Rights says. We start reminding them that we are a constitutional republic based upon the Bible and the Word of God, not a democracy. Go study. Go do your homework.”
While not explicitly Christian, songs like "Higher," "With Arms Wide Open" and "My Own Prison" reflect his spiritual journey and struggles with faith.
(There was also Creed's song My Sacrifice
The article is about this speech between songs at a recent concert: