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Longtime readers will recognize the name of independent scholar Ibn Warraq, author of the breakthrough work Why I Am Not a Muslim (1995) and nearly a dozen ...

Full disclosure: One of these articles was accepted and the other commissioned before the coronavirus crisis. Nonetheless, the question these essays raise i ...

The Oaklea Press Releases a Book Announcing the End of Secular Humanism as a Viable Philosophy

“And this is that spirit of antichrist, whereof ye have heard that it should come; and even now already is it in the world.” (1 John 4:3) The four passages in the New Testament that use this term are unique to the apostle John (1 John 2:18, 22; 4:3; 2 John 1:7). The term itself is a transliteration of the Greek compound word anti plus christos, meaning one who is “against” Christ. (1)

Attempts to acknowledge Christianity as the official religion of the United States date back to the founding constitutional convention and have erupted at regular intervals for the past two hundred years. The current onslaught was initiated by pseudo-historian David Barton in the late 1980s and ...

At the height of my pro-life street activism just after the turn of the millennium, I bought a full-body Satan costume and made a 3-by-6-foot foam-board into a sign shaped like an arrow. It read "Abortion Special: Kill Now, Pay Later" in bold black letters over a background of rising flames. I would go to…

Is the nation doomed to the growing acceptance of ideals drawn from Marxism, Secular Humanism, Nihilism, and Postmodernism? Are we inevitably going to become a nation of atheists, hedonists, narcissists, and polygamists?

In a prior column, I promised to explain my phrase "the cult of Anti-Zionism." According to Google Summarizer, a cult is "a social group with socially deviant or novel religious, philosophical or spiritual beliefs and practices." By that definition, I call "cult" on the growing hodgepodge of fringe-faction post-millennial Christians, Muslims, Marxists and a sliver…

Letters to the Editor for Nov. 14

Is it hopeless for America? Are we inevitably going to become a nation of atheists, hedonists, narcissists, and polygamists?