Radical Secular Humanism Undermining Judeo-Christian Traditions Exposed!

American Daily Review ^ | /2/15/2009 | Douglas V. Gibbs

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America’s Secular Challenge: The Rise of a New National Religion was delivered to me a while ago. I read the book shortly after I received it, and was amazed at how the author, Herbert London, could possibly put so much information that would normally fill volumes into a small, 97 page book. The number of pages fooled me, however. I did not move through the material nearly as quickly as I thought I would.

Contained within the pages of Herb London’s small book is a huge message. Mr. London meticulously researched the material, and wrote the book in such a way that the reader can easily understand the otherwise complex data.

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Herbert London has written or co-written MANY great books but this 97 page book on Secularism and how it is impacting our daily lives and how liberal progressives are trying to do away with Judeo-Christian principles is by far his best work. Douglas V. Gibbs gives his opinion on what is going on in america in regards to efforts by what Ann Coulter called the "Godless" and I think Doug is right on the mark.

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The liberals whine all the time about the “lies” of Christianity but liberals fall for the biggest, most arrogant lie of all: they believe that human nature is perfectible.

And our current president believes this too. God save us.

[Twinkie]

Secular Humanism is the religion of the Democrat Party. LBJ’s “War on Poverty”, a Secular Humanist monstrosity, has failed miserably yet the “programs” he initiated have grown and expanded (and entrenched until there is no scrapping them without riots and demonstrations).

This big idea of government, too, that defaulting on debt is just hunky dory is another humanistic lie. It is dishonourable and not acceptable in the Judeo-Christian mindset. In the Secular Humanist mindset, there IS no right or wrong, just an “if it feels good, do it” way of thinking.