Almost redemption : inspired stories based on actual supreme court rulings ; inspired stories based on actual supreme court rulings

A collection of engaging and entertaining stories that give Supreme Court rulings a spiritual and religious twist. The progressive Court has pushed religion out of the marketplace of ideas and traditions to protect small groups of citizens who take offense at religious traditions. These protected classes now define a new American tradition that emphasizes sexual freedoms and that runs counter to the Constitution. By creating laws that appear to enhance the lives of women and men, the judiciary has instead created a spiritual vacuum. Almost Redemption provides readers with compelling stories that are crafted from actual, historically authentic circumstances and that will leave them captivated and engaged. These fictional stories are based on real-life events and are written by an author who knows both the law and literature. "Thoughtful people question why our new freedoms do not satisfy our deepest needs. Prayer and the Ten Commandments were thrown out of the schools while public educators instruct the youth on condoms and Islam, gender identity and drugs. While the practice of voodoo and animal sacrifice is upheld, the Supreme Court outlaws the mention of Jesus in high school graduation ceremonies. The world resembles a whirlwind. In years past, the Supreme Court legalized erotic dancing, demanding that dancers wear pasties and gee strings, yet provided no protection for a dancer's soul. We can buy and read pornography, but the Court provides no remedy when marriages fall apart. In Almost Redemption, Vicky Wall sets the table and provides the food of faith for a culture that is legal, but running on empty"--Back cover