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Product Description
This new book is very timely for one of the most frequently debated issues in America: the separation of church and state. Where did this phrase originate? Was it always meant to prohibit expressions of religious faith in public settings as many claim today? Learn the answers to these questions and discover the Founding Fathers own words and intents in this book! With all these resources, you will be able to clearly understand the original intent of the Founding Fathers and be able to share those beliefs with others!Customer Reviews
Separation of Church & StateSeparation of chruch and state is not that the church could not influence our government, but it was the intention of the Founding Fathers that the government would not dictate what kind of church existed in the country. Excellent book to understand the real meaning of the phrase Separation of Church & State.
an absolute must read
this ought to be required reading for all Americans. sad to say, that being raised in America and schooled in both public and private systems, i did not know the history of this overly-used and often misquoted phrase "separation of church and state". regardless of your current views or thoughts on politics in the US, this (super) short read will challenge your point of view. please read this.
American concept of the meaning of church and state seperation
The best explanation of this flawed concept that I have ever seen! It takes only a few minutes to read this little 20 page book. A must read for all Americans who admire and respect the Constitution.
Must be read in ALL Schools
This must be taught in 2nd, 4th, & 8th grade and reguired reading in 11th with a book report. Also 2nd year in college for all. This is basic American history.
Truth
David Barton seeks to revive patriotism with clear, sensible, and simple words. His ability to point Americans back to the Godly heritage of our beginnings is a much needed point of view in today's political atmosphere.
