In The Second Amendment: The Right to Keep and Bear Arms, John W. Enos embarks on a thoughtful exploration of one of America's most debated constitutional provisions. Far from a partisan polemic, this book offers a balanced examination of the historical origins, legal interpretations, and modern implications of the Second Amendment.

Written from the perspective of an ordinary citizen, the book provides an accessible yet deeply analytical look at how the framers’ intentions have evolved over time. Enos challenges readers to consider both the rights and responsibilities that come with the "right to keep and bear arms." He seeks not to dictate conclusions but to inspire thoughtful conversation and introspection in a nation grappling with the complexities of individual liberty and collective security.