ACLU's 'Search and Destroy' Agenda

The Christian's presuppositions and beliefs come from the pages of Scripture, nowhere else. CARM continues,
 
"The Bible has much to say about the nature of man, the world, purpose, truth, morality, etc., and so does the world. More often than not, the secular world view is in conflict with the biblical one. For example: Where the world asserts that man evolved, the Bible says he was created and ultimately responsible to God. Where the world says that morals are relative, the Bible says they are absolute. Where the world says that there is no need of salvation and redemption, the Bible clearly states that all people are in need of deliverance from their sin. The contrast is obvious and profound. Both cannot be true."  [3]
 
The battle continues to rage between moral relativism and absolute truth.  The Bible tells us that ultimately Truth will win out.  In the meantime the worldview battle is becoming uglier and uglier, largely due to the constant barrage of attacks against religion by the secular humanist liberals on the ACLU's payroll.   
 
Just what is the Secular Humanist worldview?  First and foremost Secular Humanists are naturalists.  A naturalist believes that nature is all that exists.  "The Cosmos is all there is, or was, or ever will be." This was the late Carl Sagan's opening line on the television series "Cosmos." Sagan was a noted astronomer and a proud secular humanist.  Sagan maintained that the God of the Bible was nonexistent.  (Imagine Sagan's astonishment when he came face to face with his Maker.) 

A Secular Humanist presupposes that man was not supernaturally created; he is an evolved species. To put it another way, more complex life forms have evolved from less complex life forms. CARM gives this explanation:
 
"The secular world exalts man to the apex of evolutionary development, the sovereign over all he dominates, though only another animal. God is relegated to the belief systems of the uneducated and superstitious. Such opposing views will clash." 
 
ChristianAnswers.net sums it up like this: "Secular Humanism…can be defined as a religious worldview based on atheism, naturalism, evolution, and ethical relativism." [4]

Secular and Sacred.  Darkness and Light.  Two conflicting worldviews.  "What do darkness and light have in common?" asked the Apostle Paul.  His answer?  Nothing!  Darkness (secular-progressives) will always toil to smother the Light (Judeo/Christian religion).  The Light will crack through the Darkness. 

Edwin Meese, Fellow of Public Policy at the Heritage Foundation, warns that liberal extremists and their special-interest backers wield enormous power in this country.  "[T]hey increasingly turn to the courts to advance their agenda. Their words and deeds continue to undermine our society, confound the rule of law and leave America measurably weaker against the most barbaric of enemies. Worst of all, these radicals push us ever further from the timeless principles of government and society set forth in the Constitution more than two centuries ago."
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