The Relevance of Reason: The Hard Facts and Real Data About the State of Current America - Society and Culture

For those who care about the truth and rely on the power of reason, this book delivers hope and a foundation for creating a better future for our country and our people.
Facts and data about the nature and state of our own country have for too long been delivered piecemeal or through the filters of self-interest or conflicted purpose. This has led to many misunderstandings about our own country, and those misunderstandings, in turn, often harden into firm, fixed, and erroneous beliefs and convictions. But these misunderstandings are not necessarily rooted in any cold bias or intentional ignorance. To the contrary, knowing and understanding our own country is difficult.

Perceptions of our own country are deeply affected by our own life experiences, by our respective ages and generational associations, by the subtle influences of parochialism and regionalism, by the focus of our studies and the varying levels of our education, by our capacities of reason and recall, by the nature of our employment, and by our race, ethnicity, religion, interests and inclinations.

The Relevance of Reason - Society and Culture uses facts to lay the foundation for gaining a true understanding of where we really are.