The Godless Constitution - Book Report/Review Example

Kramnick has edited and authored over 20 books, for instance, Bolingbroke and His Circle: The Politics of Nostalgia in the Age of Walpole, about British politics. The book enabled him to win the prize of Conference of British Studies; having shown an exceptional proficiency in featuring British in its true color concerning politics. Kramnisk is also a recipient of other numerous honors, awards and fellowships both in the fields of writing and education where he depicted great expertise and diligence.

These encompass Clark Award, Steven Weiss prize meant to recognize him for his illustrious teaching and undivided dedication to offer the best in education. In 1996, students voted him as the year’s favorite professor where he won Cornell Sun’s. Besides, Kramnick to date holds diverse posts both at Cornell and in varied fellowships conferences esteemed globally. Conversely, Lawrence Moore R. like Kramnick, has authored various books besides being a professor in the same university. He is an American Intellectual whose specialization entails religious history, which enabled him to join efforts with Kramnick to write “The Godless Constitution”.

Moore as Kramnick has authored other numerous selling literatures, for illustration, God: American Religion in the Marketplace of Culture (1994) and he hold key posts in the Cornel University. The authors of this book intend to pass the message to reader that American constitution’s framers had nothing like reverence for God while devising the laws that will govern its state (Kramnick & Moore 14). This has extended even to date, where the incumbent leaders normally use the superlative name casually and not claiming it as having any implication in the constitution.

Hence, contending that their intention was to create a secular state whose basis is also a secular constitution (Kramnick & Moore 16). Both Kramnick and Moore offer an example of Jefferson and his idea of erecting a partition wall amid the nation and the