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Put Him Back...America! is a defense of the Christian heritage of the United States. It is also a call to Americans to be faithful to their Christian heritage and to insist that the government reserves for God His rightful place in America's public square. The book identifies the socio-economic drift of America away from its Christian values and fingers the Supreme Court and the ACLU as the institutions most responsible for that drift. Put Him Back...America! takes a close look at the American constitution and argues that the founding fathers bequeathed a sterling Christian legacy to Americans. The repercussions of the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments effectively transferred many of the protected rights and freedoms of the people to the federal government. It was upon this travesty that judicial tyranny thrived. American Christians are called upon to be militant in a bid to lead the battle to return America to its Christian values.
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"The book is fascinating. Godfrey McAllister has a more intimate knowledge of the history of what made America great than most native-born Americans do. His insights are right on target. America has lost its way but "Put Him Back . . .America!" certainly identifies what our nation must do to recover our founding direction." - Dr. Woodrow Kroll, President, Back to the Bible Broadcast"I believe Put Him Back... America is a must read for educators. This is a great supplemental resource to the often-sanitized textbooks being used in our public schools. With a culture that has tended to believe the lie of Separation of Church and State, this book could open the eyes of a generation not realizing the intent of our forefathers and the expectation of our Lord. As a professional association for Christian educators in public and private schools, we encourage all our members to integrate their faith in all aspects of their lives including the workplace for educators, the classroom."- Finn Laursen, Executive Director, Christian Educators Association International
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