We are loosing the culture war.

Obama says America is not a Christian nation. His allies at the ACLU have fought against school prayer, public displays of the Creche, Cross and Ten Commandments. Our schools and universities have deleted or re-written American History to dumb down our kids and paint a picture of America and her Founding Fathers as a brutal racist imperialists.

I strongly urge you to enroll in a course that will equip you to fight against the lies of the secular progressives and the ACLU.

Bill Korach, author of "Rock of the Republic" a text book history of the influence of Judeo Christian teaching on American law and ethics, will lead a 5 session seminar.

Thursday, September 16 at 5:30 is the first of 5 Thursday night sessions of 2 hours each.

Human Events political editor John Gizzi had this to say about "Rock of the Republic" : Many, if not all of the chapters in this fine book, give a brief history of a specific individual, and a period of conflict, for whom and which has changed our country’s course. Leaving out no reference to religion, Rock of The Republic goes back to our Christian roots, and ultimately leaves us more educated to those roots than would any U.S. history class in an academic environment....... Rock of the Republic is a fine read overall, and I recommend it for anyone wanting a thorough review of something that’s actually American, written by an American without bias."

I know that you are all focused on the November elections, but part of our fight is to recapture our kids from false teachings -- and us adults too! There is room for only 20 at the FCTP office, so reserve your space now by calling Jenna at (904) 683-3945. The "Rock of the Republic" workbook is required for the course and is $18.00. $18 for a 10 hour class on our Founding Principles is a great deal!

The sessions will take you through the ideas of the early settlers, the faith-based writings and speeches of the Founding Fathers. It provides historic profiles and quotes of American Settlers, Founders, Framers of the Constitution, and great thinkers like de Tocqueville and Blackstone. Rock of the Republic contains little known quotes from the speeches and meetings of modern leaders like Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Truman, and John F. Kennedy well into the 20th Century who publicly prayed for America during times of crisis and gave public thanks to God in America's deliverance.

A line in the sand has been drawn between two conflicting visions for America:

1. "Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people..." John Adams Second President of the United States

or

2. "There is no God and no soul....There is no room for fixed natural law or permanent moral absolutes." John Dewey, influential 20th century educator and founder of the Socialist Society and co-founder of the ACLU

Sign up now and Jenna will reserve your spot.