Michael Chancellor, a former pastor and therapist, argues that America's collective heart is contracting and has been doing so for at least the last few years. ^[1] The author identifies the investment of eternal life, promised by Jesus the Son of God, as the most valuable and cheapest investment available. ^[2] Michael Chancellor asserted that America's founding documents were not flawed but were simply ignored when doing so was more convenient. ^[3] Michael Chancellor asserted that vaccines have not been linked to autism and that a combined MMR shot is safer and more effective than giving a child up to five separate shots. ^[4] Michael Chancellor stated that America's heart problem is not a generational issue or a structural flaw, but rather an issue that has surfaced throughout history during times of fear and uncertainty. ^[5] According to the text, eternal life is acquired simply by believing in Jesus, acting as he taught, respecting parents, loving one's neighbor, and forgiving others. ^[6] The author states that most commercial promotions do not have transcendent purposes and cannot be taken with a person into the afterlife. ^[7] Electronic devices frequently display commercial promotions that aim to satisfy needs created by previous marketing efforts. ^[8]