The Classical and Christian Origins of American Politics: Cooper, Kody W.

The Founders' Christian Political Theology: A Timely and Significant Contribution to the Scholarly Debate Are you looking for a comprehensive and insightful study on the political theology of the American founders? Look no further than "The Founders' Christian Political Theology"! This groundbreaking book challenges the conventional wisdom that the founders were steeped in modern thought, instead arguing that they were deeply indebted to the classical Christian natural law tradition.

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