Persecution
How Liberals
are Waging War Against Christianity
By David Limbaugh
“…
you are free, but shut up.”
I’ve
heard the audio book, and I don’t believe Limbaugh’s
persecution complex is overblown. With stunning facts Limbaugh shows
how the desire to weaken a country and destroy one group’s
faith is being aimed at our children in the hopes of convincing
future generations that living in a Godless, government-hating society
is okay. It’s very disturbing. There is so much to this audio
book, but I’ve chosen to focus on what affected me the most.
All
parents concerned with their children’s education, not to
mention welfare, should listen to this audio book. It will make
you question your schools, your elected officials, and most of all
those writing our country’s educational books. After the politically
correct (PC) arguments about religion in the text books, religion
was removed. Limbaugh gives the results of a National test after
American history—minus the historical facts that America was
founded on religious beliefs—was taught. The schools that
adopted the new “fixed” American history failed the
test. Is this proof that the PC wisdom of removing God from America’s
history is as unintelligent as removing Christ from Christmas? Have
these Politically Correct groups moved from PC to blatant persecution?
Wait, there’s more. To be more tolerant of other religions
and living styles, some schools have gone to teaching “all”
students “how” to be gay, teaching them how to become
a Muslim (joining a religion), and how to take care of their unhappy
lives through death—“Death Education.” Some schools
are glorifying death, teaching American “children” that
if one doesn’t like this life, one can commit suicide and
be reincarnated. Some have gone to the extent of telling your child
“their” liberal version of morality—in other words,
taking that God given right away from parents with faith. Some schools
are also working hard to stop patriotism and choosing to teach foreign
history more than American history. And I haven’t even touched
on the national, state and local government complaints about the
use of God, crosses, prayer, Christmas, or President Bush’s
public display of his faith. Limbaugh goes over America’s
history—with its religious content—and gives sample
after sample of the politically correct promoting other religions
while persecuting Christianity.
In
listening to this audio book I’m reminded that religious diversity
and tolerance is an absolute must to live in peace. Any group behaving
otherwise doesn’t have our country, our freedom, or our safety
in its best interest. This author does have our best interests at
heart. Parents, especially, pass this audio book around.
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The
Book |
HarperAudio |
September 7, 2004 |
Audio CD/Abridged edition |
0060737379 |
Nonfiction/Religion |
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Excerpt
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The
Reviewer |
name Brenda Weeaks |
Reviewed
2005 |
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