I've much admired Chuck Norris since I started karate and found out he is a Christian. He expounds his political, religious and moral beliefs in ten chapters, each with a theme. I especially liked the one on being in shape to fight the fight. I learned a lot about the start of our country and the men involved that I didn't know before. ( )

Interesting perspective from a man much admired, Chuck takes a look back at America's much maligned history and makes the case for a once proud nation that we can be proud of again. While not claiming to have all the answers, he offers potential solutions to many problems our government and people face. While I don't agree with everything he espouses in his book, I agree with his views on limited government and fiscal responsibility. The only apparent obstacle to his ideal, which left me somewhat disheartened, is the supposition that America has the courage, solidarity, and conviction to move our nation forward. ( )