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Book cover for The Economic Collapse Chronicles (The Economic Collapse #1-3)
By removing the Bible from schools, we would be wasting so much time and money in punishing criminals and so little pains to prevent crime. Take the Bible out of our schools and there would be an explosion in crime.   Benjamin Rush, signer ...more
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Courtney McFarlin
“We don’t stew as much as people do. We don’t worry as much. Take each day as the gift it is and deal with everything when it comes. Don’t let trouble weigh too heavily on your paws. That’s what my mother always said.”
Courtney McFarlin, The Poison Pen

Matthew Lohmeier
“analyze all aspects of American life. It provides a substitute narrative to compete with the traditional American philosophical and historical narrative that has shaped our culture and values. It establishes a new foundation for the continued promulgation of identity politics in America. By it, the Marxist hopes to facilitate the achievement of violent revolution, while the compassionate but ignorant “tool of reactionary intrigue” simply hopes to remake American society into something she has been trained to believe is more just and equitable.”
Matthew Lohmeier, Irresistible Revolution: Marxism's Goal of Conquest & the Unmaking of the American Military

Tess Gerritsen
“It’s the possibility of a better outcome that screws with your mind, that breeds hope, which ultimately leads to disappointment.”
Tess Gerritsen, The Spy Coast

Terri Blackstock
“But perhaps the most counterfeit religions of all is the one in which you sit in church Sunday after Sunday and tell yourself you’re a Christian, when you’ve never entered into a sacred covenant with Christ, never died to yourself, never lived for Christ, and never borne fruit.”
Terri Blackstock, Private Justice

Aaron Elkins
“The great man would picture in his mind a multidrawered cabinet and then assign each of the matters that were worrying him to a separate drawer. in his mind’s eye he would then glance briefly at the contents of each drawer and slam them firmly shut one”
Aaron Elkins, Twenty Blue Devils

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