The oldest question since creation. god put we humans on earth, and divinely granted us "reason" for a good reason. that unique attribute gave us the individual power to discern what is right, and what is wrong. what is moral and what is not moral. america's founders understood this as the truths of god's natural law. america, which more than other cultures held god's eye, fashioned a nation based on the liberty and independence assured by his natural law. america, disregarding george washington's natural law advice to avoid entanglements, even with friendly nations, to its loss, succumbed to israeli entreaties, and engaged in an unprovoked series of wars in the, volatile, middle east, ostensibly to force an alien point of view on a culture controlled by the violent, anti-christian shiriah laws of islam. the predictable result was not only the creation of solidarity between islam's natural enemies, increasing the peril to both israel and america, but halting what was once the opportunity to acquaint the islam world with the good news of christ. america, engaging in such wars, plus its wholesale violation of god's other moral laws, inevitably will lead to the losing of its liberty and independence. can america regain its morals, and its fading christian culture? can sufficient numbers of christian americans still band together, to cleave off the constant insidious, anti-christian assaults on god's natural laws? can america ever return to god's law? is this the beginning or the end? how these questions are answered will determine whether america will still exist tomorrow. hopefully, this book will explore those questions, and provide some answers.