This book should be read by all
Americans who are frustrated by the way the current administration is
trying to change America. Our country was not founded as a socialist
nation and the vast majority of citizens don't want to change to that
form of government. We are the heirs of the founders of this country.
They were strong, religious people who endured many hardships to
achieve freedom of religion and the ability to govern themselves.
In the beginning, the religious sects
inhabiting the country were separated not only by doctrine, but by
distance. In the mid-seventeen hundreds, the Great Awakening changed
that. Families and whole congregations traveled hundreds of miles to
hear preachers like Jonathan Edwards, George Whitefield, and others.
Attending these large open-air sermons brought people into contact
with their neighbors in other colonies and began to foster the spirit
of unity that allowed the thirteen diverse colonies to cooperate and
fight for their freedom in the revolution.
This book not only gives the history of
one of the factors that led to the revolution, it tells you what you
can do to reclaim America today: pray, vote, become informed, and
work within the system to make changes. As a united people, we can
get the government we want. We don't have to abdicate our
responsibilities. The founders were a very strong people. We need to
exercise out strength again to build the country we want.
I highly recommend this book. If you
think America is on the wrong path, the book will give you much food
for thought. We must recognize our reliance on God and allow his
spirit to work through us as it did in the Founding Fathers.
I reviewed this book as part of the
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