The Patriot Rule of 13: Discover the Character Traits That Build Strong Individuals, Families, and Nations

The Patriot Rule of 13Discover the Character Traits That Build Strong Individuals, Families, and NationsWhat do Bald Eagles, America's founding principles, and the men and women who preserved our nation during the Civil War have in common?More than you might imagine.In The Patriot Rule of 13, family physician, author, and lifelong student of human behavior, Dr. Mark Paul Bishop, takes readers on a remarkable journey through history, nature, and timeless truth. Through stunning photographs of America's national bird and the inspiring story of Old Abe—Wisconsin's legendary War Eagle—he reveals thirteen character traits that have shaped great leaders, strong families, thriving communities, and free nations.Observed firsthand in the natural habitat of the Bald Eagle, these thirteen principles include:• Courage• Compassion• Confidence• Cooperation• Decisiveness• Inspiration• Loyalty• Perseverance• Respect• Strength• Trustworthiness• Truthfulness• CompetitivenessMore than a wildlife photography book, this inspiring work explores how these same traits are woven into the fabric of American history and reflect the qualities necessary to preserve life, liberty, freedom, and unity in every generation.Drawing upon Scripture, history, personal reflection, and powerful imagery, Dr. Bishop challenges readers to intentionally cultivate these virtues in their own lives and pass them on to future generations.Whether you are a patriot, educator, parent, veteran, student of history, nature enthusiast, or person of faith, The Patriot Rule of 13 will encourage you to soar higher, lead stronger, and live with greater purpose.Character is the invisible foundation upon which every successful life is built.May we cultivate the character of the eagle, the heart of a servant, and an attitude that enables us to soar to the heights God intended.Featuring the inspiring story of Old Abe, Wisconsin's War Eagle, and full-color Bald Eagle photography throughout.— Mark Paul Bishop, M.D. Read more