Our Endangered Values: America's Moral Crisis

The subject matter of this book is that which you will either agree with or disagree with depending on your political and religious leanings. No surprise there. What disappointed me what that although I like and adminre Jimmy Carter, he shouldn't be reading this book. He was hard to understand and his accent was difficult to follow. It's a shame, because the book does have a powerful message.

Excellent! Jimmy Carter has a handle on the threats to our society, no our world. He is inciteful and should be heard. Too bad some of our politicians are not listening. He should have remined president for the second term.

Way to go Mr. President.

A very brief insight into president's Carter core values and how they translate into life.

This is a well presented and soundly researched work. It is must read in view of contemporary political and cultural values and trends.

Absolutely. President Carter is insightful. Unlike most, he lives his beliefs and explains why in great detail. It is to bad more people do not follow his example. Well worth the read.

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The Presidential election of 1976 was the first election I was able to vote in. So President Carter holds special memories for me.

I thought we held similar religious values, but he surprised me. I thought he would be talking about moral values, but he surprised me. I thought he would present a balanced picture, but he surprised me.

I am sure his data are accurate, but I am also convinced he is not telling the whole story. I was dissappointed with his glaring bashing of the current administration. No one is perfect. I have my own disagreements with George H. Bush. But I now also have many more disagreements with Jimmy Carter.

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This book started out pretty good, and I thought I was going to like it - but ultimately, I didn't. I had expected a book that would talk about the positive effect of virtues of 20, 30 or 40 years ago that have been lost today, but this book did not really touch on any of those. It was a very politically oriented book that was basically taking shots at the current Republican admistration - very deceptive given the title. In most cases I disagreed with Carter - this is not surprising, I am politically a conservative. What was strange to me is that we share very similar religious views, and yet I still found myself not agreeing with him on his values. Of course, this is always a danger when discussing either religion or politics - but it was much worse than usual here. I have never listened to a CS Lewis book and thought that he had completely missed the point - even when I disagreed, but that is how I felt with Mr. Carter.

I tried very hard to finish the story, but honestly gave up before I made it 1/3 way through the book. Mr. Carter has many talents, but I wouldn't rank audio performances as high on the list. I really wanted to support the former president in this endeavor, but cannot recommend the book. Thank you for your service, Mr. Carter, anyway.

In Our Endangered Values, chapters one through ten are oftentimes thought provoking and worthy of praise. Beginning in Chapter eleven, The Distortion of American Foreign Policy, the writer makes the switch to an annoying and redundant liberal triad against 2001-2005 American Policies. The balance of the book is based on extreme liberal agendas arguably based irrespective of post 911 reality.