One Nation Under God

The book reveals a fascinating intersection of business and faith that isn't often explored. I'm curious what motivated this specific angle and how the research was approached.

The historical details made me think about how much of today's religious politics are rooted in corporate strategies. Did this aspect make others question the motivations behind certain movements?

The book covers a broad timeline, and I'm interested in what criteria were used to select certain events over others. Was it about impact, availability of sources, or something else?