Table of Contents of "Uncovering Christian Revisionism in America"

1. National Treasurer: An Introduction
2. "National Treasure: Where it all started"
3. The Absence of Christian History at the Jamestown Settlement Tour
4. The Absence of Christian History and Faith of Thomas Jefferson on Monticello Estate Tours
5. The Absence of Judeo-Christian History and Information in the U.S. Supreme Court
6. "The Jading of Jamestown"
7. The Jading of Jamestown: The Evidence
8. The crisis at the first American colony
9. A journey originating with a vision for Christian mission
10. The voyage and landing of the first American colonists
11. Was the establishment of Jamestown merely a financial venture?
12. Falling short of the glory of Jamestown
13. An indirect and insufficient response from the Jamestown Settlement
14. A glimmer of hope at Historic Jamestown
15. Please stop the jading of Jamestown!
16. Important update!
17. Jamestown Settlement restores religious purpose of colony
18. "A Gate Between Church and State"
19. "A Gate between Church and State: The Evidence"
20. The fellow at Monticello
21. The rule of king and priest: the background of Jefferson's opposition
22. The intermingling of Church and State by Thomas Jefferson and Congress
23. Congressional conclusions
24. Jefferson's personal faith and religion: a unique work in progress until his death
25. Why wasn't this taught to me in U.S. History class?
26. Round #3
27. An Email from Monticello
28. "U.S. Supreme Cover Up"
29. U.S. Supreme Cover Up: The Evidence
30. Brief background: from Ten Commandments to ten amendments
31. A voice of one in the wilderness (of the government)
32. "A response to it from the architect" and "handwritten notes"?
33. Exhibit A: the "Weinman letter'
34. Exhibit B: "a response to it from the architect"?
35. Exhibit C: three "handwritten notes" that say "Ten Commandments," not ten amendments!
36. Exhibit D: the "Gilbert letter" (Gilbert writes to Weinman a month before the "Weinman letter" and says he wants "the Ten Commandments" in East Frieze)
37. In summary: the scale of evidence leans toward Ten Commandments
38. Same mistakes repeated in a 2nd visit to the U.S. Supreme Court in summer 2007
39. 64 depictions of the Ten Commandments and/or Moses
40. Regarding your letter's further justification of the tablet in the East Frieze as the ten amendments (or Bill of Rights)
41. Snopes.com sneaks in a few ten commandment changes
42. "A Monumental Omission"
43. Setting the capstone
44. The replica of the capstone
45. An unexpected additional discovery
46. National Park Service Office of Communications news release
47. "Capitol Visitor Center Corruptions"
48. "'God' gets boot again in Washington D.C." by Chuck Norris
49. Letter to Architect of Capitol from Congressional Prayer Caucus
50. List of 19 religious or historical inaccuracies or omissions
51. Agreement to add or rectify religious content
52. An email response from the Architect of the Capitol
53. "Independence Hall: Independent from God?"
54. "George Washington didn't even attend church!"
55. "Even if I said the founders were Christians, how could we really know? Just because people carry a big ol' Bible in their hand, they can still be atheists!"
56. "We know that Benjamin Franklin was a deist."
57. "Most of these men owned slaves. How could good Christians do that?"
58. "We don't really know for sure about their religion. It's open for interpretation. You’ll have to do your own study on that."
59. Timeline summary of events leading to revision rectifications