This book is a thoroughly researched response to the attempts of evanglical Christians to rewrite American history. The author quote extensively from the writings of the founders, as well as from other works of the time, to demolish all attempts to demonstrate that the US was intended to be a Christian nation. For a self-published book, it is very well done, with very few typos or blatant errors, especially for such a thick book. The typefaces are a bit less than great, but overall, the work is well edited, and some of the typeface changes were intended to set apart the different types of works she was quoting. I do think there would have been better ways to do it, and that detracted from the professional look of the book. The only real complaint I have with the book itself is the title. Though I am not one to ignore in your face confrontation, I think the problem with this title is that few of the people who need it the most will ever pick it up - those people who are moderate to liberal Christians but are finding themselves convinced by the slew of books by evangelicals. In this particular case, the title is the sort that could leave the author preaching to the choir, and though the choir often needs a bit of information to arm themselves, in this case the book would be much more useful in the hands of the moderate Christians, who unfortunately get up in arms everytime they think someone is slighting or mocking Jesus. Other than that, it is a book that has been researched down to the minutest detail of history, and should prove a valuable addition to works on the topic. ( )