Fuel your faith with Rediscovering God in America
Filed Under (Newt Gingrich, amazon, books) by Daniel Arellano on 18-11-2008
By Daniel
A book I highly recommend. This will make a perfect stocking stuffer for any book lover/ reader. Anti-God types have been trying to obscure and completely erase the fact that America was founded as a CHRISTIAN nation and on Christian principals. Newt takes the reader on a stroll through the nation’s capital to each monument and reveals this history through the writings of the founders themselves. A very good read you can finish if you have a few spare hours. As matter of fact, I am currently writing a short study guide for our world view class at The Rock Christian Academy.
Reading habits in our home:
I have recently been encouraged that my 2 older sons are discovering a habit of reading, I started them by buying superstar autobiographies, Sports Illustrated for Kids, and a few other easy reads. Rediscovering God in America will be the next small book we will be reading. I think I put this on my Christmas list of gifts for close friends of the family.
A look inside the pages…

This brief mandate by Gingrich, the architect of 1994’s conservative congressional manifesto “The Contract with America,” opens with a battle cry: “There is no attack on American culture more deadly and more historically dishonest than the secular effort to drive God out of America’s public life.” The book’s arguments are predictable: Gingrich claims that references to God are sprinkled everywhere in our nation’s founding documents; that most Americans believe in God; and our classrooms and courtrooms are the laboratories where such belief is being irrevocably eroded. He trots out quotations from founding fathers that suggest their allegiance to Christianity or at least to theism, but conveniently ignores evidence that some of these men—particularly Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson—believed religion should have little, if any, role in the nation’s government.
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