Educational Research Analysts  November 2007 Newsletter 
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what they
say now:

AMERICAN
GOVERNMENT

IN CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE

A Beka Book
(1997)

Flawed definitions of states' rights, judicial activism, judicial restraint, and strict and loose construction; fails to identify trinitarian versus unitarian sover­eignty as a key conflict in constitutional history



AMERICAN
GOVERNMENT

FOR CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS

Bob Jones University Press
(2005)

Baffling student text discus­sions of strict and broad construction, of judicial restraint and judicial acti­vism, of states' rights and state sovereignty; silence on trinitarian constitution­alism; no explanation of unitarian rejection of it in the 20th century

where these Christian Government texts might focus:
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