Secular atheism has taught Westerners that science and belief in God are oppositional world views. The history of science, in which the goal was to understand the laws by which God created the world, has been rewritten to fit the Marxist-socialist atheist ideology. This Marxist view of science is, nonetheless, not correct. Leading scientists and philosophers during the 1600s’ …
Read More »Science is politicized: Modern science is not objective
Because perception is inherently fallible, logic is duped by empirical evidence. Our five senses are notoriously weak and prone to error. Hundreds of optical illusions are readily available to prove the point. Every scientific error had the support of logic. In short, perception itself is woefully inadequate to assess reality, writes poet, playwriter and essayist, William Hamnet Wall, first …
Read More »Western Marxist “Liberalism” is vastly different from Traditional Liberalism – John Locke
Let us take a closer look at how some of our well-known Western values have been redefined to fit the current Marxist agenda in the West. The rewriting of history to defame traditional values has been going on for many years, with the peak implementation of a new Marxist system of values in the 1960s that deviate dramatically from …
Read More »Jean-Jacques Rousseau and the need for guiding Ethics: Morality is our following of a voice of nature within us
The French philosopher, Jean-Jacques Rousseau famously stated that morality is our following of a voice of nature within us. Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Ethics: This voice is often drowned out by passions or pride. Thus, the path to moral redemption becomes to turn back to the intimate moral contact with the heart. This same view penetrates several of the world …
Read More »Atheism, Emptiness and Suicide: We have lost the Recipe for Inner Peace
Suicide is an epidemic in the West. Among Americans, the numbers are alarming, with suicide as the 10th leading cause of death. Between 1999-2016, the rate increased 30 %, writes Jesse Lee Peterson. Between 2006 and 2016, the suicide rate for white children jumped 70 percent. The group at highest risk are white men aged 14-21. The reasons for …
Read More »How the Left redefine History: Voltaire, hailed as apostle of tolerance was not tolerant at all
The elites that controls the media, the universities, and the publishing houses write history. They retell how we are to understand the past, redefining perspectives. How the Left redefine history: Since the Marxist groups began dominating the narrative in the West, history has been rewritten to fit a specific agenda: To demonize traditional values, precisely the ideals that made the …
Read More »The Bible is by far the most read book in the world, and for good reasons
The Bible is the most read book in the world. It is the most quoted text in history. A list of the most read books based on the number of copies sold over the past fifty years, showed that the Bible had sold, in that period alone, over 3.9 billion copies. It was way more than any other book. …
Read More »The True Meaning of Christianity transcends class, race, gender, cultures
Born in a manger, far from presidential palaces, the symbolism of Jesus Christ’ birth carries oceans of hope for those less fortunate – and for the rich. True Meaning of Christianity: He was worshiped by Eastern astrologers who found his star and brought their wealth to lay down at his feet. Kings and queens have since meditated at His …
Read More »Christian values defined the Western success story: Equality regardless of race, value of human life, human rights, tolerance, rational science
As history is twisted to fit the atheist Marxist narrative, we are made to believe that modern Western values are of secular or atheist origin. This is not correct. Leading scientists and philosophers during the 1600s’ Enlightenment period and earlier were devout Christians. They developed ideals such as equality regardless of race, creed and gender; the value of human life, basic human …
Read More »The Protestant Ethic and Capitalism: The idea was to earn money, be trustworthy and have something to give to others
In The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism, sociologist Max Weber states that when modern Capitalism took form in Protestant countries such as Switzerland and Germany about two hundred years ago, the ideal was to earn money and increase wealth – not to squander one’s income away on status, luxury and consumerism. The duty of the believer was to use …
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