Having some issues with the book thus far. A lot of what's in here is accurate information. A lot of it I read in Voddie Bauchaum's "Fault Lines". However, he seems to contradict himself in several things.

He talks about how Marxism calls for minorities to testify to their plight and that others can't understand, then says that black and brown people are the only ones who can tell their story. [We absolutely should listen to people, not disputing that].

He also decries the call for equality of outcome [as opposed to equality of opportunity], then discusses how there IS systemic issues because some laws impact different groups differently. Could this be because of an ism? Yes, it's possible. It could also be a cultural issue. If there's a specific law that is racist, we need to name it and deal with it.

There's a lot of good here so far but it also feels contradictory in some cases. I saw other reviews that had issue with the first half of the book but the second half changed their outlook and I intend to finish, so we'll see. ( )

Very timely book concerning the attempts to discredit the Bible and Christians in carrying out their duties. Easy read, that shows the atheist's methods and means to stop the advance and existence of Christianity in our society. ( )

Erwin Lutzer, pastor of Moody Church, discusses the assault made against Evangelical Christianity by the left. Although he offers Christians some insights into how they should respond, the majority of the work concentrates on how faith is being attacked. He does call out the philosophies behind many of the attacks, but he could do a better job of telling Christians how to stand strong in the face of the assault. ( )

From Daniel Christensen

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