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In this New York Times bestseller, David Limbaugh persuasively examines an explosive subject: how the Founding Fathers'' idea of the separation of church and state has been subverted by liberal ideology. Limbaugh (brother of Rush) argues that it was never intended that school prayer should be eliminated, that students should be forbidden from wearing Christian symbols, or that the story of Christianity in America should be eradicated from history textbooks. Persecution shows how our social engineers foster a hatred of Christianity and its values in the name of ''diversity,'' ''tolerance'' and ''multiculturalism.'' David Limbaugh is the author of the New York Times bestseller Absolute Power, a nationally syndicated columnist and political commentator. He lives in Missouri. ''At last - some sense in the Church/State debate! In his great new book, Persecution, David Limbaugh shows how liberals have undermined our Constitution and are waging undeclared war on the very people - Americans of faith - who have made America the beacon of freedom and justice that it is. Buy this book, read it, and send a copy to every politician, judge, and Supreme Court Justice you can find.'' - Sean Hannity, Fox News
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“Limbaugh’s meticulously researched book is a devastating indictment of liberal intolerance-and a call to arms for all true believers of religious liberty to reclaim their rightful place in the public square.”—Michelle Malkin, nationally syndicated columnist and author of Invasion
This New York Times bestseller is that rare phenomenon, a book with a startling argument which makes its case with quiet force. David Limbaugh (brother of Rush Limbaugh) argues that the principles of the Founding Fathers are being subverted with the elimination of school prayer, with students being forbidden from wearing Christian symbols such as a simple cross or in the story of Christianity in America being eradicated from history textbooks. This persuasive book shows that our social engineers inculcate a hatred of Christianity and its values in the name of “diversity” and “tolerance” and “multiculturalism.”
Limbaugh contrasts our current condition of American education with the traditional place of prominence the Bible formerly held in schools. What is now held to be unconstitutional by our courts was what the Founders intended; activist judges in our courts are doing their best to eliminate Christianity from public life, says Limbaugh.
