We were created to glorify God and make manifest His sovereignty in the world. Every living creature testifies to God’s power and wisdom, and were this not enough, the very stones would cry out and say to our reason: “The ...
The “long nineteenth century” ended in the hecatomb of the First World War (known until 1939 as the Great War). So ended la belle époque, an age of extraordinary growth in material civilization. Not without reason was the nineteenth century ...
Although atheism can be a stage in the course of an honest search for the truth, in many cases it springs not just from a lack of knowledge, but from moral fractiousness, human pride, and the action of the Evil ...
After losing his faith at Cambridge University, Malcolm Muggeridge, one of England’s greatest journalists and writers of the Twentieth Century, became a fervent advocate of liberal ideology. Seeking happiness in the madness of sensual pleasures, he led an immoral life, ...