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The United States of America: The First 250 Years Uncovered by Derek Hone
English | November 10, 2025 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B0DLB9Q3M2 | 91 pages | EPUB | 1.77 Mb
Between fear and freedom, a nation chose its faith.
This eighth volume in Derek Hone's landmark covenant history series explores the Cold War not as a military standoff, but as a moral struggle - a time when ideology sought to replace identity, and rhetoric drowned out repentance. From the Iron Curtain to McCarthy's hearings, from civil religion to civil rights, The Cold War Years unveils how America's conscience froze under the pressure of victory without humility.
Drawing from original speeches, legislation, and firsthand testimony, Hone separates Agenda (Story), Exposure (Facts), and Kingdom Truth (Revelation) to uncover not just what happened, but what it meant.
Each chapter ends with a Covenant Reflection, restoring the forgotten link between historical record and moral responsibility.
Themes include:McCarthyism and the religion of suspicionThe rise of civil faith - "under God," but divided in heartThe arms race and the idol of securityThe thaw of conscience that prepared the Civil Rights generationThis is not just history - it is intercession through memory.
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