Rediscovering God in America

I like history.  So, when Newt Gingrich’s book “Rediscovering God in America” became available for reviewed, I jumped at the opportunity.  For the first thirty pages or so, I sat riveted to the book as Newt walked me through building after building in our nation’s capital and explained both the historical and spiritual significance of a few of our nation’s most treasured landmark.  Then something unexpected happened.  I became angry, real angry.  With both a bachelor and a master’s degree, why haven’t I ever been exposed to the information that’s documented in this book pertaining to the spiritual roots of the United States of America?!  As Gingrich writes on page 14, “The answer [to that question] is that the secular left cannot accurately teach American history without addressing America’s religious character and it’s religious heritage, so it simply ignores the topic.  If you don’t teach about the Founding Fathers, you do not have to teach about our Creator.  If you don’t teach about Abraham Lincoln, you don’t have to deal with fourteen references to God and two Bible verses in his 703-word second inaugural address…”  This book is a real eye-opener for all who seek truth in American history.

 

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