| Description |
viii, 248 pages ; 24 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages [209]-239) and index. |
| Contents |
How important is religion, especially Christianity, in matters of state and government? Should the two be entirely separate? -- What is the function of education, and how much control should the federal government have over it? -- Is the government responsible for protecting the land and the environment? -- Is the health of the people considered part of the "general welfare"? -- Should the government stimulate the economy and otherwise ensure full employment? -- Does the government have a responsibility to keep large businesses solvent in order to protect American industry? -- What about banks? Doesn't the government have a specific stake in protecting the money supply? -- Should the United States tolerate high deficits and a large national debt? -- What is the purpose of war? Is it necessary or should it be avoided? -- Should federal, state, or local governments collectively or individually have the authority to regulate gun ownership? |
| Summary |
Makes comparisons between modern government practices and the views of the nation's founders, sharing recommendations for education, gun control, health care, and other important issues. |
| Subject |
United States -- Politics and government.
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| ISBN |
9781595230744 hardback |
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1595230742 hardback |
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