ISBN: 978-0-9779407-8-3          

Far too infrequently a book appears on the American scene that intrepidly takes to task many of the ideas that have become current in social and political circles.  Dr. L. Scott Smith's America Unraveling is certainly one such book.

In this work, Dr. Smith refreshingly defends "public faith," which he argues has been a source of inspiration and solidarity in American history.  Yet he does not hesitate to offer a white-hot critique of the current state of American culture.  He declares war on the "sacred cows" of diversity and multiculturalism, secularism, liberalism, and relativism, but takes care to chart the way forward.

One may adamantly disagree, chapter by chapter, with the conclusions of this book,  yet one cannot convincingly maintain that Dr. Smith's point-of-view is not fresh, provocative, and scholarly. 

In these pages, L. Scott Smith, a prophetic voice crying in the wilderness, advances a two-fisted defense of America’s public faith, while offering a scorching critique of the current state of the nation’s culture.  He exposes the deficiencies in the theory of a “godless” Constitution," describes secularism as an “antireligious religion,” explains why the formative principles of the philosophy of liberalism are logical “gobbledygook," charges that the United States Supreme Court is inching toward “krytocracy," contends that the nation’s immigration policy and the multiculturalism it has spawned are erecting a “Tower of Babel,” and courageously points the way forward out of the quagmire in which the nation is trapped.

This book is a “MUST READ” for every American who is troubled by the dismal and frightening cultural climate in which we now live. 

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