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Greg Litchfield
Greg Litchfield is a born again Christian, husband (wife Dodie), father (Lori, Emily and Katie Rose) and paw paw to six grandchildren. As Joe S. Amer-Ican, he has published two boo...voir plusGreg Litchfield is a born again Christian, husband (wife Dodie), father (Lori, Emily and Katie Rose) and paw paw to six grandchildren. As Joe S. Amer-Ican, he has published two books: The Quiet Revolution (Outskirts Press) and it's About God and the Amer-Ican People (Tate Publishing), from which Abraham, Isaac and the Altar of Fire is excerpted as Chapter 7.
After teaching for a short period, he worked in small local government as an administrator for thirty years. Upon retiring, he returned to teaching and working with troubled youth. His positive experience in honest local government warns us that America is in deep trouble unless we rediscover our Judeo Christian heritage and establish term limits for our legislators.
He advocates for prayer, The National Council On Bible Curriculum In Public Schools, The Ten Commandments Movement, GOOOH.com (pronounced GO), which is a new method to attract and fund the campaigns of term limited legislators who will compete with the two party system. Invented by Texan Tim Cox (Revolution, Bridgeway Books), GOOOH is already supported by nearly 100,000 patriotic Amer-Icans.
Mr. Litchfield also advocates for the Fairtax (fairtax.org). With 60 current sponsors in our House of Representatives, the Fairtax is simple, revolutionary tax legislation which does away with our 70 thousand page tax code and replaces it with an easy to understand national sales tax. 400 of the Fortune 500 Companies surveyed said they would build new plants and facilities in the US if the Fairtax is passed by Congress. This will provide millions of jobs and restore our sick economy.voir moins
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Abraham, Isaac, and the Altar of Fire: Did God foretell the future sacrifice of his own son? Abraham, Isaac and the Altar of Fire: Did God Foretell the Future Sacrifice of His Own Son? Évaluation : 0 sur 5 étoiles0 évaluation