Reagan's God and Country: A President's Moral Compass: His Beliefs on God, Religious Freedom, the Sanctity of Life and More

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Gospel Light Publications, Oct 24, 2003 - Religion - 224 pages
Not since Lincoln has a sitting president addressed spiritual issues as frequently as President Ronald Reagan. Most of Reagan's biographers, however, overlook his strong religious convictions, writing about them either sparingly or disparagingly. In "Reagan's God and Country", Tom Freiling sets the record straight by giving you portions of every meaningful address Reagan gave in his public life about God, religion and morality. You'll discover how Reagan's moral compass was guided by an enduring faith in God and an optimistic faith in his fellow man. This is the first book to look at Reagan's spiritual oratory. It's the Great Communicator at his best.
 

Contents

Preface
7
Introduction
19
Freedom From Tyranny
45
Hope for the Future
59
The Triumph of Good Over Evil
65
Protecting the Sanctity of Life
81
Patriotism in a Democratic Society
89
Restoration of the Family
107
Spiritual Renewal and Revival
117
The Conscience of a Nation
127
The Bible and Culture
145
Prayer and National Purpose
165
The Man From Galilee
187
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TOM FREILING is president and CEO of Xulon Press in Vienna, Virginia. A political campaign consultant, he was also on the staff of the United States House of Representatives. Freiling’s other books include George W. Bush: On God and Country and the devotional Prayers to Move Your Mountains. He resides with his family in northern Virginia. 

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