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Darwinism and World War One
While the Second World War is more obviously connected to Darwinism, it also played an important role in the first.
by Lita Sanders
Darwin’s impact—the bloodstained legacy of evolution
How Darwin’s ideas led Marx, Trotsky, Stalin, Hitler and Pol Pot to become mass murderers.
by Raymond Hall
Biblical worldview project for parents and grandparents
A meaningful way to pass on the biblical worldview.
by Winston Broad
Refuting contrived pro-abortion arguments: the ‘famous violinist’ of Judith Jarvis Thomson
Some pro-abortionist philosophers advance arguments of which even most pro-abort politicians are unaware. But they are important to answer, as the culture moves further from sanctity of innocent human life.
by Jonathan Sarfati and Lita Cosner
Dawkins and Eugenics
Prominent Darwinist and anti-Christian, Professor Richard Dawkins, says he hates to be agreeing with Hitler on the point, but applying eugenics to breeding humans is a pretty good idea after all.
by Carl Wieland
Abortion ‘after birth’? Medical ‘ethicists’ promote infanticide
Evolutionary ‘ethicists’ promote infanticide and deny sanctity of innocent human life.
by Jonathan Sarfati
Refutation of New Scientist’s Evolution: 24 myths and misconceptions
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by Jonathan Sarfati
The Bible and interracial marriage
Interracial marriage. The hangovers of evolutionary racism can still be found in some church circles today
by Carl Wieland
Abortion: an indispensable right or violence against women?
Sex-selection abortion has resulted in killing girl babies, leading to a surplus of men. This is a dilemma for today’s abortion-on-demand feminists, who betray the pro-life stance of the feminist founders.
by Lita Sanders
Inside the mind of a killer
The Finnish high school tragedy once again shows that ideas have consequences.
by David Catchpoole
When does the unborn baby feel pain?
Pro-aborts are crowing about studies alleging that the unborn baby feels no pain. But not only are these claims highly debatable, they ignore the real issue.
by Lita Sanders
The lies of Lynchburg
Enthusiastic disciples of Darwin formulated eugenics laws in America to prevent ‘undesirables’ from breeding—well before the Nazi ‘racial hygiene’ policies.
by Carl Wieland