The Founders' Facade: Christianity, Democracy, Freemasonry, and the Founding of America: 1 - Tapa blanda

A brave soul explained, It is not a character flaw to make a mistake; the flaw lies in failing to attempt the correction once you become aware of it!

In the 1800's, American economists began commenting about the fact that the wealth of the top one percent of the population far out distanced that of the poor and middle classes. By the 1900's, many economists weren't just reiterating these facts, but sharing their alarm! Today, the gap between the rich and everyday Americans is greater than at any time since WWII. The top one percent has more financial wealth than the bottom 90% of Americans.Have you ever wondered why in a nation, which prides itself upon its Christian and Democratic principles—even after the heroic struggles and sacrifices of millions of everyday Americans—the numeric majority of poor and middle class citizens seldom prosper in real financial or educational terms? Indeed, while the wealthy are getting richer—most Americans are struggling just to hold on to what they have! Consequently, an ever-growing number of Americans are coming to understand that the system is functioning precisely as it was designed: to keep them lost in place.Be fore warned, if your idea of progress is staying right where you are—you need not read this book! Yet, should you care about the future of your children and brethren, the information in this book will prove useful. In his examination of the founding fathers' views on Christianity, Democracy, and Freemasonry—R.L. Worthy provides a provocative picture of America's foundations. As the ancient wisdom teaches, “He who thus considers things in their first growth and origin, whether a state or anything else, will obtain the clearest view of them . . .”