Category Archives: Secular Humanism

Many Christians close their prayers with something like, “in Jesus’ name, Amen.” Some may word it a little differently. But many will use some formula to indicate that your prayer is in the name of Jesus. Where do we get … Continue reading →

The Scout Oath… On my honor I will do my best To do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; To help other people at all times; To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, … Continue reading →

By Robert L. Waggoner, used with author’s permission (1.) As the saying goes, if a bird looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, waddles like a duck, and swims like a duck, then it must be a duck. Likewise, if … Continue reading →

Written By Samuel Lawrence America was founded as a Christian Nation and has been blessed by God since its founding in 1776.  However, just in my lifetime, America has slid headlong into moral decay.  God’s blessings are beginning to decline. … Continue reading →

Secular Humanists and Social Progressives like to hail how far we have “evolved socially.”  Humanists proclaim that all we need for a social utopia is to abandon the old outdated forms of religion that restrain our “inner goodness.”  Using groups … Continue reading →

In the Humanist Manifesto II there is a premise put forth that Traditional Biblical Christianity is no longer valid.  It, in essence, calls for Christianity to either be reshaped (in secular humanistic values) or be rejected outright.  Here are some … Continue reading →

In 1988 Robert L. Waggoner wrote a treatise called “The Religious Face of Humanism” and revised and updated it again in 2000. His conclusion was that “the selfish man-centered nature of humanism with its anti-Christian and anti-family consequences is only … Continue reading →