“Thanks, Nathan. I just finished reading your Dad’s book “War Stories” and I really, really loved it. I wish I could go back in time and meet him in the 80’s. How things would be different for us today.”-PL
Mac tells some of the history of the "Sons of Liberty" and government tyranny, linking the modern "information return" to the self-confessing liquor tax in Colonial days, said at the time to be "the most pernicious attack upon English liberties."
Secrets Exposed: Eliminate Income Tax Debts Through Bankruptcy
Ever been told that income tax debts cannot be discharged in bankruptcy? Wrong! Mac literally wrote the book on this, exposing the secret that, "contrary to popular belief, income tax debts can be discharged in bankruptcy!"
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As a retired CPA and CFE, and a former IRS Agent Sherry Jackson has seen thousands of financial disasters occur at the hands of IRS auditors. In this book, with a chapter by Mac, she provides advice on how to stay clean.
Former IRS church examiner and current church Chief Financial Officer Sherry Peale Jackson is an expert on church taxation. Nathan is her tax attorney and has represented churches, pastors, and congregants with various IRS issues; final chapter by Nathan.
Ryan wrote chapter 11, "The Natural Law of the Family," describing the role of the family among the three estates of family, church, and state.
As history professor at Bethany Lutheran College, Ryan could not identify a textbook in print that accurately set forth American history; all had been compromised by liberal bias. So he wrote his own: A People’s Quest for Ordered Liberty, Volumes One & Two
Education is important to the MacPhersons, as is evidenced by the fact that all three of Mac's sons have homeschooled their children. In this book, Ryan explores the Evangelical Lutheran Synod’s Vision for Christian Education.
Some four decades after Roe v. Wade, legislation to criminalize "abortion" is being introduced around the country. Here Ryan discusses "Ten Essential Principles for Christian Bioethics."
Ryan is chair of the history department at Bethany Lutheran College (ELS). Most Lutherans are familiar with Luther's Small Catechism; here Ryan provides a workbook for studying the Large Catechism.
This book is a recreation, in a different setting, of how Scott came to grips with the problem of suffering, while standing in and sleeping in and walking through his daughter’s pediatric cancer ward. The conversations are very real, except that no one was actually stuck in a broken elevator.