Drop the Rage, Turn the Page: A Case for Religous Freedom, Race, Religion and Politics, God and Government

The book is about the unusual turn that partisan politics has taken since President Barack Obama took office as Commander-in-chief. It seems that conservatism and liberalism have given way to extremism in government as though people are in a rage about having a black man in the White House. Rage needs to be ended by turning the page with political positives that address how the poor, middle class, and the wealthy can come together to bring healing and peace to politics. The book addresses the fact that since we live in a Democratic-Republic, it is the responsibility of every U. S. Citizen to use the power of the ballot box, vote our convictions, and never stay home in the name of "my vote does not count." The author takes on racism in politics and offers prophetic advice, with Scriptural resolution on how to combat it. He also encourages civility in political speech, advertising positively in the media, and the necessity to tone down on the vitriolic verbiage that has dominated our television, radio, internet, and other means of marketing the candidates for office. Reaching out to a diverse voting constituency, the author discusses religion and politics being different from the concept of God and government. The book offers "positive page turning" in addressing social ills that the Church and other nonprofits can engage in for the betterment of society. Smith also offers a fair tax solution/assessment that if paid attention to can benefit all Americans. The book offers "positive page turning" in addressing social ills that the Church and other nonprofits can engage in for the betterment of society and government. He also offers a fair tax assessment that if paid attention can benefit all Americans. Drop the Rage, Turn the Page offers a healthy view that all people can read regardless to their creedal beliefs or party affiliation.