United States: A Christian Nation

Supreme Court Associate Justice David Brewer wrote a landmark decision in 1892 in the case of The Church of the Holy Trinity vs. The United States. This historic decision declared unequivocally that the United States is indeed a Christian nation. The book includes a chapter by constitutional attorney Herb Titus on the implications of the case and concludes with the actual decision of the court.

Table of Contents:

• Introduction by Gary DeMar
  
• Biography of David Josiah Brewer (1837-1910)
  
• Lecture I: The United States a Christian Nation
  
  Early Settlements
  Colonial Charters
  Colonial Constitutions
  The Recognition of Sunday
  The Name of God
  Chaplains
  Declarations of the Court
  Unofficial Declarations
  No Doubtful Facts
  
• Lecture II: Our Duty as Citizens
  
  Citizens of Heaven and Earth
  Christianity on Trial
  She's a Grand Old Flag
  She's a Grand Old Faith
  Remember the Sabbath Day
  The Faith of Our Fathers
  Home and Work
  Civil Liberty
  Education
  Charity
  Harmony and Order
  The Duty of the Citizens to Preserve America
  
• Lecture III: The Promise and Possibilities of the Future
  
  America the Melting Pot
  The Character of Community
  The Wealth of the Nations
  When Wars Shall Cease
  The Transforming Life of Jesus
  The Future of America

• The Holy Trinity Case: A Legacy of Liberty by Herbert W. Titus, J.D.
  

  Stating the Case
  The Letter vs. the Intent of the Law
  America: A Christian Nation
  Matters of Church and State

• Church of the Holy Trinity vs. United States (1892):
  

  Supreme Court Record