Book Summary
What's a nice Jewish guy like Don Feder doing in a crowd like this - with Christian "extremists" like Ralph Reed, Phyllis Schlafly, and Cardinal John O'Connor? Feder's answer: that's where he belongs - as do all Jews (and Christians) who take their faith seriously. Debunking the myth that liberalism is the natural social expression of Judaism, Feder not only defends the agenda of the "Christian right" but identifies the real extremists: the anti-religious, amoral elites that have shoved Judeo-Christian morality to society's margins, and their own ideology down everyone else's throats. In 94 scathing, often hilarious essays (including many of his best and freshest syndicated columns) Feder skewers the villains and cheers the heroes in the battle for America's soul.
Book Details
| Book Name | Who's Afraid Of The Religious Right? |
| Author | Don Feder |
| Publisher | Regnery Publishing (May 1996) |
| ISBN | 9780895264565 |
| Pages | 315 |
| Language | English |
| Price | 1667 |
