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This book makes a case for the establishment of a national church in the United States, arguing that such an institution would promote unity and a sense of national identity. Through a series of thoughtful and well-reasoned arguments, the author explores the challenges and opportunities that come with the creation of a single, national church, and offers a compelling vision of what such an institution could achieve.

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