by Sarah Palin
First published 2013
Sarah Palin takes on the cultural shift away from Christian Christmas traditions. She argues that political correctness has stripped the holiday of its religious meaning, replacing "Merry Christmas" with "Happy Holidays" and removing Jesus Christ from public celebrations. Palin draws on her own family's Christmas memories to show why the Nativity remains central to the season. She challenges readers to resist the homogenization of Christmas and openly defend their Christian faith. The book calls for action to preserve religious displays, school concerts, and pageants that honor Christ. Palin contends that society has robbed Christmas of its true tradition and sacred meaning. She makes the case for bringing back freedom to express the religious spirit of the season.
Genres: christian, christian-fiction, christmas, religion, 21st-century
Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: social-commentary
238 pages · Hardcover · Broadside Books