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The modern liberal intellectuals, or educated
class, the writers and the talkers, the scholars and the
critics, including the media professionals they produce,
almost unanimously reject the Declaration of Independence.
They repudiate it from a multitude of perspectives. The
Declaration has long been abandoned in an old-age home. Not
even its few friends fully appreciate it or even visit it very
often. Oftentimes, they have trouble recognizing it when they
do visit it.
Its critics claim it was put together from a
patchwork of primitive science, medieval philosophy, outmoded
legal theory, groundless ethics, nursery sociology, and
experiment-less psychology. So its “enlightened” deism was
unable to shock it into a life that lasts.
It may be big among the uneducated masses, but it’s a mindless
lumbering giant only minimally alive among the learned.
Composed of only dead remnants, its time has come and gone.
Most of the Supreme Court could not care less.
Richard J. Rolwing, Founder of the Institute,
surveys almost all the early, later, and modern critics, and
defends this creature against all comers, challenging, above
all, the legal, historical, and philosophical professions. In
correcting their misunderstandings and their
misinterpretations, he often discloses their dishonesty, and
nails them for their God-phobia. The National Institute calls
upon all Americans to reclaim and re-embrace America’s Birth
Certificate.
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Uncle Sam’s Birth Right and Genealogy,
the U.S. Constitution’s philosophical and historical
presuppositions and implications, or philosophy for Dummies.
“A highly absorbing and wholly convincing read from start to
finish”–Dan King
dicrolwing@aol.com
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Read any of these books; you will clap your hands that you
are an American!
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