Original Intent: The Courts, the Constitution, & Religion (1996)

by David Barton

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The only redeeming feature of this book was it's inclusion of the United States Constitution in the appendix. (

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A look at how the Supreme Court has reinterpreted the Constitution, diluting its Biblical foundations. Original Intent reveals the Founders' beliefs about religion in public affairs, the courts, limited federal powers, States' rights, and numerous other issues. Great for use in arenas where historical accuracy is a must.

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