"One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty, and justice for all." As Americans, during the last half century we have tested the boundaries our forefathers handed down to us; with each passing political cycle, we place our hope in one political movement after another, only to discover that peace and freedom cannot be found in the works of man. In The Final Branch: Reflecting on the Heart of America, author Je rey J. DiQuattro reflects on the cornerstones of American liberty-the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the Declaration of Independence, and the final branch, faith-and argues that, by returning to these basic principles, America can recapture her providential purpose-Liberty for All With accessible, thoughtful writing, DiQuattro presents seven concise sections that address American culture and the challenges confronting it, the country's heritage, and the role of faith in both the founding of America and her future. Biblical accounts are reflected in America's founding documents, and The Final Branch strives to help us understand how this is applicable to our lives, our liberty, and our pursuit of happiness. The precipice on which American culture rests can be avoided. Americans know the gift of freedom, and DiQuattro issues a challenge and a call for Americans to return to the simplicity of our roots and the conviction of our faith. By becoming personally connected with the cornerstones of liberty, we can achieve the goals of our forefathers and usher in a rebirth of liberty "
