America's Godly Heritage

This very short book is just full on great facts regarding America's beginning. Separation of Church and State is addressed, as well as our founding father's beliefs. A very good book for a beginner's guide into true American history. Very good for those who went to public school like me and got the twisted, misleading version of American history.

This book was an inspiration. It taught me things that I either had forgotten or was never taught in school. I think every American should own a collection of books about our true American Heritage. Schools today don't seem to be teaching the WHOLE truth about our Nation's history. I have read this book with my children who are teenagers now, and there was so much in the book that has not been covered in their schools which are suppose to be teaching our children about American History! We need to continue to carry the truth about our heritage onto our children and grandchildren, so we don't lose who we are as a nation, as Americans! This book is a great start to doing this and a great addition to your American history collection.

This tells the foundation on which this country was built & without it America would never had succeeded as it did. Well now we are so far off from it & look at us now. We need to clean up our act & get back to the moral principles our founding father's fought and died for. They would be ashamed of us & all we don't stand for anymore. This little book should have to be read by every American & the politicians should have to memorize it. God Bless America

The first clue that Mr. Barton is telling the truth is the torrent of scathing reviews from the Secularists. I have personally reviewed the facts presented in Barton's books, and have found them to be not just factually accurate, but intellectually honest.

The first thing to remember about secular historicism, is that the facts don't matter, just the political agenda.

We Americans write our own history. And the chapters of which we're proudest are the ones where we had the courage to change. - Al Gore, Speech at the Democratic National Convention (28 August 1996)

This is very good. It's loaded with facts. The courts would have a difficult case to prove against Barton if this were a trial.