America's Dates With Destiny (Apparent First Edition/Apparent First Print - F/VF with F/VF DJ)

by Pat Robertson

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Thomas Nelson Publishers, Nashville TN (1986) HC w/ DJ, Apparent First Edition/Apparent First Print (Copyright page Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data numbers read: E183.R625 1986 973 86-23654), 8vo, 322 pages including Notes; Book: F/VF, clean, tight and sound, near as new, appears a once read or an unread, nothing derogatory of note, linen-patterned gray boards with coral cloth spine and spine-turns, bright silver lettering to spine; Pages: F/VF, clean, white and secure, nothing derogatory of note; DJ: F/VF, clean and bright, very mild tip wear to top tips, edge wear to top spine, mild tannish patina to white background at edges, light foxing to top edge at front spine-turn from moisture infiltration approximate 2"x1/2", does not affect book whatsoever, elsewise nothing derogatory of note, not clipped, price still showing on front inner flap (not a remainder/not a book club ed./not a Library ed.) Synopsis: From Reverend Pat Robertson comes a view of American history that has been virtually hidden for generations. The importance of God in the lives of America's founding fathers. This groundwork of the nation seems to have fallen through the crevices of time, lost to those who inherited a hard-fought democracy. In this book Pat Robertson uncovers what history books have altered, and in many instances, erased. The central role of the Christian faith and biblical truth in shaping the charters of our original colonies, curriculum of our schools and universities, even the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution has been censored from the historic records. America's date with Destiny, illuminates 23 extraordinary events in Americana history, each date representing a crossroads in its democracy. Through the spiritual directives of America forefathers, Pat Robertson clearly shows the reader where America has been, and the consequences it suffers when God is forgotten. But there is hope on the horizon. Reverend Robertson encourages the reader to, "Remember the past and act with courage and determination to set our nation on the right track once again."