This faith-and-freedom classic, written by John Whitehead, helped inspire untold numbers of individuals to dedicate their lives to fighting for religious freedom. As theologian Dr. Francis Schaeffer said: “If there is still an entity known as ‘the Christian church’ by the end of this century, operating with any semblance of liberty within our society here in the United States, it will probably have John Whitehead and his book to thank.”

The Second American Revolution

Religion & Spirituality

Whitehead, John W.

Religious Studies

TRI Press

An American Dream

History

Americas

In this seminal work, Whitehead calls all Christians to take a stand for the freedoms we have come to cherish in this country.

John W. Whitehead

Rules & Procedures

Answering Christ's call is not reserved for the foot soldiers and the martyrs of the faith. It is a call to every man, woman and child to stand for justice, to show compassion, to share Christ's love and to do God's work. It is a call that comes to each and every one of us at some point in our lives. In this informative treatise, John W. Whitehead examines the elements common to the struggles that often precede answering Christ's call.

When Christ Calls

Christian Books & Bibles

What does it mean to show God's love to our fellow human beings? What does Jesus expect us to do? How can we go about showing God's love to a torn world? This is a question that faces all people but especially Christians for we are told God is love. In this informative treatise, John W. Whitehead examines some of the basic teachings of Jesus Christ and how Christ applied those teachings to the reality of his times.

God Is a Four-Letter Word

Building on ideas set forth in his earlier best-sellers The Second American Revolution and The Stealing of America, John W. Whitehead examines patterns of thoughts arising out of scientific determinism and advancing technology. Together these forces have eroded the traditional view of humanity made in God's image and replaced it with a relativistic, dehumanized view. The result has been the wholesale destruction of human life. Now, at the dawn of the 21st century, man faces the greatest threat ever: total annihilation. A new breed of death dealer is beginning to gain prominence. Eugenics is being promoted under the name biomedical ethics ; genocide is now called population planning ; abortifacient drugs are being readied for widespread distribution; and artificial intelligence threatens to overpower man himself, replacing human reasoning with electromechanical reactions. How did we get into this mess? What can be done to stop this madness? In this 25th anniversary edition of The End of Man, John Whitehead clearly traces the present situation back to its historical and intellectual roots. He builds a powerful case drawn from the writings of leading thinkers of the day-C.S. Lewis, Jacques Ellul, Malcolm Muggeridge, and others. Thoroughly documented with footnotes, a lengthy biography, and an updated foreword, Whitehead s assessment of the times supported by an enormous body of research.

The End Of Man

The problems facing our generation are numerous and are becoming incredibly complex. Technology, which has developed at a rapid pace, offers those in power more invasive and awesome possibilities than ever before. Never in American history has there been a more pressing need to maintain the barriers in the Constitution erected by our Founders to check govermental power and abuse. We're at a very crucial crossroads in American history. We have to be well-informed, not only about current events but well-versed in the basics of our rights and duties as citizens. If not, in perceived times of crisis, we may very well find ourselves in the clutches of a govermental system that is alien to everything America stands for. And as astute political leaders have recognized, the mass of citizens will continue to be misinformed and easily led. Therein is the menace to our freedoms.

The Freedom Wars-What You Can Do To Preserve Your Rights

It sounded like the perfect trip: biologist needed for an all expenses paid trip to the Galapagos Islands leaving from San Diego, California. With only a few months left before she has to defend her PhD dissertation on whiptail lizards at the University of Texas, Joan Carter needed the vacation. The carefully constructed life she had made for herself was currently in shambles--her long-time boyfriend had just left her for a job in South America, she hadn't been able to talk honestly with her father for years, and Joan was starting to have doubts about both the science she had long put her faith in as well as the religion of her upbringing. What occurs on the voyage enables Joan to find a new path, one that provides a bridge from her past to a brand new phase in life.

Darwin's Daughter: A Novel

Literature & Fiction

Engel-Cox, Glen

Genre Fiction

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The Second American Revolution

An American Dream

An American Dream

The Second American Revolution

When Christ Calls

God Is a Four-Letter Word

The End Of Man

The Freedom Wars-What You Can Do To Preserve Your Rights

Darwin's Daughter: A Novel