Dr. Archie P. Jones is a veteran of the Marine Corps. He has a masters degree in American Studies (University of Miami), a Diplomate in Collegiate Teaching (University of Miami), and a Ph.D. in Politics (University of Dallas). Dr. Jones has taught American Government, American Political Thought, Modern Political Thought, and related academic disciplines at Texas A&M University and Grove City College.  He has also taught Government, U.S. Constitutional Law, and World History at two Christian schools. Dr. Jones has also been a field representative for a U.S. Congressman Ron Paul (R., TX). Dr. Jones currently teaches history at Rocky Bayou Christian School, Niceville, FL and is Adjunct Professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and Senior Adjunct Professor at Saint Leo College. Dr. Jones' Ph.D. dissertation is Christianity in the Constitution: The Intended Meaning of the Religious Clauses of the First Amendment and the Intended Role of Religion in American Life. He is the author of America's First Covenant: The Articles of Confederation; Christian Principles in  our Constitution and Bill of Rights, Part I and Part II; Church and State: The Federal Record; Thomas Jefferson: The Man and The Myth; along with numerous articles, biographical sketches and book reviews.

Dr. Jones serves the Plymouth Rock Foundation as a consultant and lecturer on American history.

Let's Defend the First Amendment: Part 1-2