by Richard Olsen (Author)
About the Christian Right's attempt to impose their religious beliefs on the Nation via political action and to eliminate the "Separation of church and state" as defined by U.S. Supreme Court decisions. The book details Christianity's long, cruel bloody history whenever "Christian" leaders meddled in civic affairs and recent attempts to substitute biblical beliefs for science in public education.
Author Biography
The author worked for the Will Hays Office and the Association of Motion Picture Producers in Hollywood, CA. In 1942, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy, doing convoy duty in the Aleutians and later participated in the Okinawa campaign and preparations for the invasion of Japan. Graduated from the University of Southern California. After graduation, he worked at technical marketing writing and commercial photography. Later, financial management and economic forecasting for aerospace companies on such projects as Apollo, Shuttle, B-1 Bomber and B-2 Bomber. Published: Hollywood Noir, a trip through the dark side of Hollywood's golden age. Apollo Journal, an account of manned space projects and weapon systems development