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What if America Were a Christian Nation Again?


By D. James Kennedy, Jerry Newcombe
 
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Format:Hardcover, 272 pages.
Publisher:Thomas Nelson 2003-10-09
ISBN:0785270426

Average Customer Rating:

3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars (9 reviews)

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America is in the throes of a cultural war-one that threatens us from within and without. So-called "progressive" individuals and organizations are falsely using the words of our founding fathers to achieve the antithesis of their design for our nation. The first Americans sought freedom of religion; today we face freedom from religion. The framers of the constitution sought liberty; modern interpretations promote licentiousness. The early settlers believed in absolute morality; today's liberals advocate relative morality.

What if America Were a Christian Nation Again? offers encouragement about God's providential hand on our nation-and hope that it's not too late to save. The authors provide a specific blueprint to preserve and restore our country to its original intent. In three sections (Where We Came From, Where We Are, Where Are We Going), they offer concrete examples from history, in-depth analysis of current conditions, and strategies for developing "a new birth of freedom."


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5 out of 5 stars Based on Facts

I enjoyed the book thoroughly. In spite of reviews to the contrary (obviously written by people with an axe to grind), history was reviewed thoroughly. Christians were a very major factor in this country becoming what it is. They were also the reason other religions are freely practiced here - more than any other country. If you wonder about that, go to Muslim countries and view how many Christian churches are allowed to operate. There is no doubt our Founders intended a freedom to practice religion, and that the vast majority of them practiced Christianity.

Kennedy does not advocate an establishment of religion, merely a recognition of our heritage and the understanding that the country is better off with moral principles, particularly those found in the bible. If you haven't studied American history and wonder if Christianity had a part - read this book. An honest assesment of history, spoken through a Christian world view, is offered here.

2 out of 5 stars Flawed book, but readable

Dr. Kennedy analyzes American history using the Bible. However, his research and conclusions are flawed. I will admit that I agree with some of the points he makes, as I am a Christian.

However, I do not believe for one second that America ever was a Christian nation. Having read several books on the subject, including Kennedy's, I came to the conclusion that the founding fathers wanted the freedom to practice religion in the privacy of their homes and churches, and not to have the state dictate to them what they could and could not believe. Jon Meacham's excellent book "American Gospel" is a much better researched book than Kennedy's fundamentalist views on what America should be like.

5 out of 5 stars The people who are giving this book a bad rating havent even read it...

This is a great book. I am 16 years old and I find this book simply true. Christians living in America need to wake up and speak up!We need to stop worrying about if we are going to hurt someones feelings or not by metioning the word "God" in public places(need I remind you we Christians also have the right of freedom of speech as well). We also as Christians need to say to the atheist who are taking down the ten commandments, crosses, and etc, hey that offends me. Whether people believe it or not ATHEISM IS A RELIGION, it is what someone personally believes in which is what any other relgion is, something you believe in.

1 out of 5 stars Poppycock

As is typical of all of D. James Kennedy's writings and speeches, this one is full of poppycock too. To come to the conclusions that he has come to in this book, one would have to totally and completely ignore the facts of history.
That,sadly, is what the so called Christian Reconstructionists, of which the "Rev" Kennedy is a member, do all the time. To the rest of us, that is referred to as being a Liar for Jesus. That is not what real Christians should do however, but Kennedy shows no conscience when it comes to that however and that is truly the sad part.

5 out of 5 stars I only gave it five stars because I couldn't give it six

D. James Kennedy (the D stands for Divine) has written his best book yet. I just sat up all night reading this in a single session, while watching TBN on television and eating Chee-Toes (the crunchy kind, not the "puffs"). I have long thought D to be a genius. He invented the Evangelism Explosion witnessing technique, in which you go door-to-door and ask folks, "if you were to die today, and God asked you why He should allow you to enter Heaven, what would you tell Him?" Brilliant. This question always shakes people up. This book is so solid in its logic and scholarship, it is worthy of the genius who created "EE". I can't wait for America to truly become a Christian nation. I think DJ Kennedy's writings will be used as the cornerstone when our new theocratic government finally is put into place. When we outlaw all false religions and shut down Hollywood once and for all, then America will be a great country once again. Just like it was in the days before we got all soft-hearted and started treating the women and coloreds like normal people. They should change the laws so that our born-again Christian president Bush can stay in office for the rest of his natural life, and Dr. Kennedy should be made Vice President, because Cheney is a good man, but I am not so sure that he is a Christian, because sometimes he says nasty words when he gets angry. You must read this book. After you read it, you will agree that the Bible got it right when it said we should stone homosexuals and make the women keep silent in church. Praise God and pass the ammo. Iraq, here I come.

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