Turn: Remembering Our Foundations by Max Lucado was an interesting book. Disregarding the separation of church and state, Lucado discusses how America should return to a biblical foundation. Extremely short, this book was definitely not what I expected nor was it the kind of book I would normally read. I did enjoy the various scriptures highlighted throughout the text. Have you ever read a book by Max Lucado? What is your take on this books?
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