Democracy vs. Theocracy: The President and The Senate Will Decide YOUR FUTURE

Concise and unerring, Democracy vs. Theocracy: the President and the Senate Will Decide YOUR FUTURE by JoAnn M. Macdonald is an important work of non-fiction that illustrates the issues rearing their ugly heads in the American political climate regarding the separation between church and state. On a slippery slope, the contentious and uneven keeled landscape of democracy is heading further and further toward theocracy. So much so that the November election will prove paramount in securing a severance and disjointing effect of current trends by securing Supreme Court justices who believe to their core the founding fathers' missives. By citing credible sources, in twelve meticulously researched, scripted and fully annotated essays, the author confirms the possibility of the U.S. Supreme Court enabling the Christian Religious Right to move America toward a theocracy. The breach between religion and politics must not disappear. The future of democracy is here-build it now.

Author: Joann M. MacDonald
Publisher: Booksurge Publishing
Published: 10/24/2008
Pages: 118
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.29lbs
Size: 7.99h x 5.24w x 0.25d
ISBN13: 9781439210789
ISBN10: 1439210780
BISAC Categories:
- Political Science | American Government | Judicial Branch

About the Author
JoAnn M. Macdonald received a Bachelor's of Science in Education with an emphasis in biology from Towson State College. She is the author of the Dictionary of Unitarian Universalist Biography for Antoinette Brown Blackwell, which was published in an abridged version in an anthology, "Voices from the Susquehanna" titled "A Little Child Will Lead Them" in 2005. Volume 2 of "Voices from the Susquehanna" anthology included the biography of Maria Mitchell, discoverer of Comet Mitchell IV (1847) titled "Star Date", was published in 2011, which celebrates Mitchell's achievement. Macdonald's writings include the renowned Havre de Grace, Maryland Decoy Museum's publication 'The Canvasback' of the annual Honorary Chairmen; She lives in Joppa, Maryland, near the beautiful Chesapeake Bay.

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