The Constitutional Presidency of Donald J. Trump
Examines Trump’s presidency through the lens of the U.S. Constitution’s original meaning, arguing that its controversies are best understood by evaluating presidential power, constitutional structure, historical precedent, and the enduring question of whether his actions aligned with constitutional principles.
God in the Constitution
America’s Constitution and system of government are rooted in Christian principles, God-given natural rights, and the Founders’ faith, which later generations are responsible for preserving.
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25 Myths of the United States Constitution:
Douglas addresses the most common myths in a clear and instructive manner, while recognizing and responding to any possible objections.
The Basic Constitution
an accessible, textbook-style account of the Constitution’s creation, original intent, and commitment to limited federal government, supplemented by essential founding documents and study resources.
Concepts of the Constitution
Explores the unnamed constitutional and unconstitutional ideas, myths, and truths that shape America’s system of government.
Silenced Screams
Abortion in a Virtuous Society.
A pro-life examination of abortion through personal stories and arguments rooted in history, Christianity, natural rights, and the U.S. Constitution.
5 Solutions to Save America
Americans can still preserve and restore the constitutional republic by becoming informed, fulfilling their civic duties, defending state sovereignty, and applying the Founders’ remedies against tyranny.
Influential figures throughout American history systematically expanded federal power, distorted the Constitution, and transformed the nation from a republic of sovereign states into a centralized liberal democracy.
A Promise of American Liberty
This conservative government textbook introduces students and general readers to American politics, constitutional principles, competing systems of governance, and the historical forces shaping the nation’s past, present, and future.
C.R.E.A.T.O.R. argues that restoring American liberty requires renewing the nation’s faith in God, confronting seven threats to its founding principles, and taking informed action against tyranny.
Repeal Democracy
Repeal Democracy argues that democracy threatens liberty through mob rule and explains how Americans can distinguish it from republican government and restore the constitutional republic.
Part I – Early American History presents an alternative, source-based survey of early American history through 1800, emphasizing Christianity, overlooked stories, and the complex experiences of the peoples who shaped the nation.