Book Description
While it is
obvious that Humanists hate this book, it is a must read for Christians. In
fact, the very fact that Humanists are up in arms over it confirms that the
information found within its pages has struck a nerve. This book explores many
of the tenants of Secular Humanism, as well as its effect on society and the
religious world. Susan discusses topics like education, evolution, social
change and the right to die. While humanist thought has been influencing lives
since the mid-1800s, it has woven itself so tightly throughout society it can
be difficult to recognize. Susan tackles this topic in a fearless and upfront
manner.
From the Author
This book is
essential for any Christian's library. Humanism is an issue that we face day in
and day out. For the past several years I have spent a lot of time studying
Secular Humanism. It is a problem that has rocked the very foundations of our
society and has even infiltrated our schools, our politics and many religious
organizations. Of course, this was the goal. Humanists are winning the souls of
our children, and we must wake up. This book has been called a clarion
call to the public, and rightly so. I don't dabble in opinions about Secular
Humanism, but site the Manifestos and let the Humanists speak in their own
words. I want to thank you for your interest in this book. Please share it with
your friends and your family. Like all Indie
Authors, I rely on people like you for support. Thanks again! --Susan Elliott
One Reviewer Stated:
“Beware lest any
man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men,
after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ” (Col. 2: 8).
Naturalism (including Humanism) and Pantheism stand in direct opposition to Christianity. These philosophies (vain deceits) are branches stemming from the atheistic community.
Previously, the atheists were content to let the “ignorant masses” believe in God if they chose to, but today the militant anti-theists diligently search Bible passages to find any indication of contradictions inconsistencies, or outright errors so they can use those to destroy the faith of the average Bible believer. Roadside signboards and media coverage constantly hammer those who believe in a divine Creator. The Creation/Evolution debate, also part of this movement, is raging today because a few are still willing to take on the fight.
Some naïve followers of Humanism are so caught up in their own little worlds they cannot see what is actually taking place around them. Like one distant relative said, “Christians do good for people, and Humanists do good for people. You call yourself a Christian and I call myself a Humanist, so what is the difference?”
The book, HUMANISM; THE CHRISTIAN’S GREATEST ENEMY, by Susan Elliott deals directly with these concepts, presenting new materials and new evidence of an all out war against Christians and Christianity. Wake up believers; smell the coffee! Don’t let Humanism bury you.”
Naturalism (including Humanism) and Pantheism stand in direct opposition to Christianity. These philosophies (vain deceits) are branches stemming from the atheistic community.
Previously, the atheists were content to let the “ignorant masses” believe in God if they chose to, but today the militant anti-theists diligently search Bible passages to find any indication of contradictions inconsistencies, or outright errors so they can use those to destroy the faith of the average Bible believer. Roadside signboards and media coverage constantly hammer those who believe in a divine Creator. The Creation/Evolution debate, also part of this movement, is raging today because a few are still willing to take on the fight.
Some naïve followers of Humanism are so caught up in their own little worlds they cannot see what is actually taking place around them. Like one distant relative said, “Christians do good for people, and Humanists do good for people. You call yourself a Christian and I call myself a Humanist, so what is the difference?”
The book, HUMANISM; THE CHRISTIAN’S GREATEST ENEMY, by Susan Elliott deals directly with these concepts, presenting new materials and new evidence of an all out war against Christians and Christianity. Wake up believers; smell the coffee! Don’t let Humanism bury you.”
