As the foundational truths that made this nation great are being eroded. America is in danger from elements within and outside her borders who want to undermine the principles, beliefs and core truths upon which she was founded. This book arms readers with information to speak out with conviction.
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America is in danger from elements within and outside her borders that want to undermine the principles, beliefs, and core truths upon which she was founded. Political pundits, liberals, and social interest groups are trying to skew our constitutional ground rules. We need a compass to guide us back to the path of destiny and greatness. America needs people who know the truth, speak the truth, and stand for the truth. Unfortunately, many of us are simply not aware of the clear constitutional and biblical principles that initiated and governed the course of this union. So we sit quietly and idly by as our liberties and freedoms are removed one by one. It’s time to be armed with the information that will help us stand and speak out with conviction. This book was written to help you do just that!
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We Must Not Stand Silent...while the foundational truths that made this nation great are being eroded. America is in danger from elements within and outside her borders that undermine the principles, beliefs and core truths upon which she was founded. Political pundits, liberals and social interest groups are trying to skew our constitutional ground rules. We need a compass to guide us back to the path of destiny and greatness. America needs people who know the truth, speak the truth and stand for the truth. Unfortunately, many of us are simply not aware of the clear constitutional and biblical principles that initiated and governed the course of this union. So we sit quietly and idly by as our liberties and freedoms are removed one by one.
It's time to be armed with the information that will help us stand and speak out with conviction. This book was written to help you do just that!
-How do we defend our American heritage against secular-humanistic viewpoints? -How do we reclaim our identity, grow in prosperity and lead as a nation? -How do we reposition America back toward its core beliefs and destiny?
"If you dare to open your eyes and truly understand where this nation is headed, read this book!"-Bill Wilson,The Daily Jot News Service
"This book is like a kick-in-the-gut, wake up call. It made me more aware, and angry at my own apathy." Rick Heil-Lead Singer, Sonic Flood
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66 of 73 people found the following review helpful
By J. Robinson
If you thought this would provide some insight in alternative schooling you will be disappointed. Dunbar, who ironically and unbelievably sits on the Texas Board of Education, believes that public school is a "perversion" and should be banned but offers no ideas or help with home school based education. God Bless America that she can write this stuff but don't waste your money on this uneducated rant.
54 of 63 people found the following review helpful
By C. R. Evans
Credit where it's due: Cynthia Dunbar was smart enough to publish her loopy rant in such mind-numbing legalese, it's difficult to pull any single quote that really indicts her as the kooky theocrat she is. (Her cohort on the TX State Board of Education, Don McLeroy, is far more entertaining.) She does call public education a "subtly deceptive tool of perversion," and she equates sending children to public schools to, "throwing them into the enemy's flames even as the children of Israel threw their children to Moloch." And, despite the subtitle, much of her scorn is reserved not just for the Left but for moderates, who are "on the side of evil, and their fate is sure." But the book is really one long monument to far-far-right delusions and must be suffered through in its entirety to get the full effect.
One of the more breathtakingly stupid passages claims liberals are evil because they are on the "left", and conservatives are righteous because they are on the "right". It's just that simple--Ecclesiastes told her so.
The book is blessedly short but still not worth the read. I suspect even religious conservatives will be put off by Dunbar's self-righteousness. But everyone should take note: the TX State Board of Education on which Dunbar sits sets standards that influence textbooks throughout the US. So even though you don't have to read Dunbar's nonsensical ideas, your children might. Dunbar is up for re-election in 2010.
One of the more breathtakingly stupid passages claims liberals are evil because they are on the "left", and conservatives are righteous because they are on the "right". It's just that simple--Ecclesiastes told her so.
The book is blessedly short but still not worth the read. I suspect even religious conservatives will be put off by Dunbar's self-righteousness. But everyone should take note: the TX State Board of Education on which Dunbar sits sets standards that influence textbooks throughout the US. So even though you don't have to read Dunbar's nonsensical ideas, your children might. Dunbar is up for re-election in 2010.
42 of 49 people found the following review helpful
Thank heaven it's finally being realized what kind of people are dominating the Texas Board of Education: unbalanced extremists who believe the Book of Genesis should be taken literally, that the earth is 10,000 years old (and was created in a week), that dinosaurs frolicked around Adam and Eve, that Obama is a Marxist Socialist Fascist terrorist. I mean, I have no problem believing God created the universe, but what does that have to do with teaching science and evolution?
The great irony is that these extremists, like dentist creationist Chairman Don McLeroy, home school their kids!
At least we know enough now to vote them out as soon as the next election comes along. Take out the trash!
The great irony is that these extremists, like dentist creationist Chairman Don McLeroy, home school their kids!
At least we know enough now to vote them out as soon as the next election comes along. Take out the trash!
34 of 41 people found the following review helpful
I would have preferred some semblance of truth or facts in this book. Trying to force history to fit into an uneducated view of religion is disturbing.
35 of 43 people found the following review helpful
By T. Castle
Yet another book full of creationist tripe and subliterate interpretations of the US Constitution. If I somehow accidentally drove over this book with my car, I'd take it to a car wash right away.
30 of 38 people found the following review helpful
By Zbu
Uninformed, delusional, and full of pointless and horrible writing with numerous logical flaws and fallacies. At no point was a reasonable point made and we are all dumber for having read it.
The woman should be ashamed for attempting to write and may Odin have mercy on her tattered and nonexistent soul.
The woman should be ashamed for attempting to write and may Odin have mercy on her tattered and nonexistent soul.
24 of 32 people found the following review helpful
By Joey Bryan
There is no way this book can be for real. It has to be a great example of "Poe's Law". But then I found out she is on the Texas Board of Education, and is currently in the running for the Chair Postion. I cannot fathom anyone wanting her to be on the State BOE much less the Chair. In this books she states that our public education is a perversion. She needs to be voted out of office and no one should read this stuff.
7 of 9 people found the following review helpful
By Cass L
By reading this book, you'll get to enjoy charming tidbits about how the idea of hate crimes is unfair to white people (seriously?), how homosexuals are destroying the nation (but she doesn't HATE them, of course not!), and how Christopher Columbus just wanted to share Christianity with the native peoples of the Americas (seriously??). The only educational value of this book is seeing how taking random quotes out of context and using them as support is just NOT THE WAY TO GO when composing an argument.
I'm pretty sure Jesus would hate this book.
I'm pretty sure Jesus would hate this book.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Trumpet Sound, a roar of a lion
I heard Cynthia Dunbar speak at a conference. She is now an Associate Professor of Law at Regent University. Read more
Published 7 months ago by John Bunyan
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Libtards hate this book
Great book. Those that fear it, have posted horrid reviews.
Don't hang your head Cynthia. You did fine. And the haters here have proved that! Read more
Don't hang your head Cynthia. You did fine. And the haters here have proved that! Read more
Published 8 months ago by T. P.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Read the Book
Most of these negative reviews fail to take on any of the issues mentioned in the book, they are just personal attacks. So liberal-like. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Charles Dawkins
1.0 out of 5 stars
What a waste of time!
No one should judge a book without reading it. So I plopped down a few dollars for a used version, and tried to keep an open mind. It didn't last very long. Read more
Published on December 29, 2010 by Don Dalton
1.0 out of 5 stars
You have got to be kidding
I couldn't get through the introduction - do people really believe this drivel? How can supposedly rational human beings carry on like this and jeopardize the future of the... Read more
Published on May 19, 2010 by Daniel E. Capano
4.0 out of 5 stars
This book stirs the pot.
Let me start by saying that I am a licensed attorney, I have five earned degrees (four of them at the graduate level) and I happen to be a Christian; although I doubt my faith... Read more
Published on October 12, 2009 by S. Rogers
5.0 out of 5 stars
A BOOK FOR OUR TIME
Book Review by Donna Garner, 8.10.09
ONE NATION UNDER GOD by Cynthia Noland Dunbar, Esq. (c. Read more
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Published on August 9, 2009 by Donna Gail Burke
5.0 out of 5 stars
Very educational
It is interesting to read the negative reviews of this book as it is very enlightening of where their minds are. This book is a fast read and very informative. Read more
Published on August 6, 2009 by pioneer poet
1.0 out of 5 stars
A cry for help
This woman is suffering terribly. She should not be ridiculed.She is irrational and frightened.She needs help in the worst way, not anger. Read more
Published on July 26, 2009 by My brother's keeper
5.0 out of 5 stars
FANTASTIC Reminder and Challenge to stand up for TRUTH
This book is a MUST READ for every American who enjoys the freedoms this country provides. Unfortunately, such freedoms are under assault, and without an accurate understanding of... Read more
Published on June 15, 2009 by Crystal
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