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Just a couple of years ago, an objective observer might be forgiven for concluding that religious Humanism was dying—or at least that it was in a very bad way.

Global oligarchy, forces of darkness, and the spirit of Antichrist By In "The Kingdom of Darkness Encircles North America," Vishal Mangalwadi, founder-president of BOMI/Revelation Movement and author of "The Book That Made Your World: How the Bible Created the Soul of Western Civilization!" wrote that his third visit to North America opened his eyes to the magnitude and the power of massive forces of darkness facing the faithful. Because darkness has deeply penetrated much of the body of the church it is hard to estimate how much essential theology and how many churches in North America ha...

It has taken over twenty years, but Congress is finally holding hearings to limit the impact of the toxic Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) on civil rights. Two bills have been introduced in Congress that would carve back RFRA’s destructive reach—the Equality Act and the Do No Harm Act. Both focus on curtailing the capacity … This article is available for free to all. In 2011, Pitzer College offered the first—and still the only—college major in secular studies. The prime mover behind that initiative was Dr. Phil Zuckerman, who in 2011 wrote that he could “sense the thirst ...

It has taken over twenty years, but Congress is finally holding hearings to limit the impact of the toxic Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) on civil rights. Two bills have been introduced in Congress that would carve back RFRA’s destructive reach—the Equality Act and the Do No Harm Act. Both focus on curtailing the capacity of RFRA to promote discrimination against LGBTQ persons, but the Do No Harm Act further limits the harm that RFRA engenders against the vulnerable, including children. I am sincerely concerned about the false RFRA narrative that has taken over both sides of the ...

Only 6% of Americans Have a Biblical Worldview Thursday, May 13, 2021 @ 11:45 AM Everyone has an overall perspective from which the world is seen and interpreted. It’s called a “worldview.” The Cultural Research Center (CRC) at Arizona Christian University, interviewed a nationally representative sample of 2,000 adults to determine what worldview Americans hold. It’s called The American Worldview Inventory (AWVI) 2021. The results are startling…and convicting. Though 65% of American adults describe themselves as “Christian” according to 2018-2019 Pew research, this CRC study ind...