Protestants Now a Minority in U.S. - How Humanism Took Over

Once a Protestant nation, the United States is now only 48% Protestant. There are no Protestants in the U.S. Supreme Court. It is doubtful that the Catholics will set the country in a good direction, but what ever happened to the faith? How did a distinctively Christian worldview get displaced by secular humanism? The obvious answer is "the schools." Kevin Swanson and Geoff Botkin discuss the role that school curriculum played in swaying the minds of the masses in the 20th century.