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Book SynopsisBishop E.W. Jackson’s life story unites Americans around a shared legacy of freedom. As a great grandson of slaves, he believes that the promise of liberty has always belonged to all Americans. For some, only their heirs would be the full beneficiaries. Nonetheless, the Declaration of Independence marked the inevitable death of the ancient world as surely as it proclaimed the birth of a new nation. Jackson sees the history of America as the epic story of flawed human beings achieving an unprecedented victory for freedom. He does not wallow in the bitterness of the past, but inspires all Americans to embrace the promise of liberty.
Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION: WHY I WROTE THIS BOOKChapter 1…My History: A Patriot Descended from Slaves Chapter 2 …Becoming a Christian and a Republican Chapter 3…The Constitution and Limited Government Chapter 4…Racism in AmericaChapter 5…Abortion and the Pro-Life Conscience of a Christian Chapter 6…Homosexuality’s Assault on ChristianityChapter 7…Education in AmericaChapter 8…Obama and the Age of American ShameChapter 9...American Military Supremacy and National SecurityChapter 10…America’s Energy CrisisChapter 11…The Sacred Symbolism of Our Flag, Anthem and Pledge of AllegianceChapter 12…The Role of the Church in American Life Chapter 13…Securing America’s Future
