DiAngelo’s Broader Agenda: Division Not Unification It is strange how easily almost any Socialist writer can lash himself into frenzies of rage against the class to which, by birth or by adoption, he himself invariably belongs. —George Orwell, The Road … Continued
Establishing Race as the Epitome of an Individual’s Identity Considering the classic definition of racism, the logical first step in eradicating racial discrimination is to reaffirm the inherent value of all people, while simultaneously distancing ourselves from superficial differentiations—such as … Continued
Introduction Continuous protests and rioting across the nation have prompted many to reconsider the foundations of American civilization while examining interracial relations among the American populace. Unfortunately, mainstream media outlets and political activists appear to be exacerbating racial tensions, encouraging … Continued
Introduction Permeating the cultural landscape of America, postmodernism has managed to infiltrate the church, promoting a privatized spirituality, while simultaneously placing great emphasis on personal experience. Accordingly, the average Christian remains unfamiliar with sound hermeneutical methodologies, preferring to embrace a … Continued
Disproving Christianity and Other Secular Writings. By David G. McAfee. 2nded. Great Britain, UK: Dangerous Little Books, 2011, 1 + 139 pp., $13.99. Disproving Christianity and Other Secular Writings seeks to expose the “fallacies, improbabilities, and contradictions created … Continued
Publication Summary In You Lost Me, David Kinnaman explores the reasons many young adults disconnect from the church (or leave the Christian faith altogether), presenting the results of a sociological study comprised of 18- to 29-year-olds, each from a Christian … Continued