The book delves into the distractions of America's secularism debates, highlighting how they overshadow a flawed political structure that leads to gridlock. It explores the connection between public failures and personal vices, revealing a cultural conflict fueled by liberal condescension and right-leaning racism. The author argues that both sides exploit evolving controversies, often framed as "religious," while neglecting to confront the underlying issues that drive societal discord.
