The Great Seal

America's national emblem has, over the last several decades, fallen to neglect. In many respects, it resembles a once impressive corporate building but now abandoned, covered in graffiti and shrouded in overgrown vines, shrubs and trees. Broken windows and fallen doors allow curious passersby a glimpse into darkened rooms and entertain themselves with Hollywood intrigue. THE GREAT SEAL: A Beacon Over Troubled Waters clears the confusion and intrigue clouding The Great Seal of the...
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America's national emblem has, over the last several decades, fallen to neglect. In many respects, it resembles a once impressive corporate building but now abandoned, covered in graffiti and shrouded in overgrown vines, shrubs and trees. Broken windows and fallen doors allow curious passersby a glimpse into darkened rooms and entertain themselves with Hollywood intrigue. THE GREAT SEAL: A Beacon Over Troubled Waters clears the confusion and intrigue clouding The Great Seal of the United States of America. Using about 250 pages and over 100 illustrations, this easy read acquaints citizens to America's founding father's true intent regarding their national insignia. The reader discovers that the founder's imagery serves not only as America's official seal but; as the nation's official coat-of arms; an emblem of their civil religion and a key to optimum productivity. The author prefaces the book with concerns sparked by his four year old grandson's horrified cry, ?Don't say Christmas, My teacher said there is something wrong with Christmas!? The book summarized seven years of daily observation of his grandchildren's parochial and public school experience and in-depth investigation of America's founding. The book has two parts. Part I puts human faces on the nation's seal design which spanned about 125 of America's most tumultuous years of growth. Part II uses this context to explain the meaning of the Great Seal's 28 elements. The Epilog deepens the case for action and presents a strategic plan for freedom loving people to introduce fellow Americans to their Great Seal.