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Perhaps the most virulent among the education strategists in American universities and colleges are the Marxists.     The five paragraphs noted below are from the book Understanding the Times by Dr. David A. Noebel, published by Harvest House Publishers, Manitou...

Liberty vs. Tyranny… "In God We Trust" vs. God-Rejecting Secularism   American Principles vs. Contemporary Liberalism   History-Based Predictability vs. Revisionist History   Moral Truth is Absolute vs. Revisionist Morality   Stability, Rule of Law vs. Exploitation,...

The atheistic-secular philosophy in the classrooms enforced over the objections of taxpayers poses the greatest single threat, an internal threat, to American society. The greatest threat to American society is not worldwide terrorism. Although it is deceptively...

Much maligned by leftists, there are several studies that document the way that radicals bully their way into control of the social, political and religious atmosphere on school campuses (even several seminaries).  Three excellent books on the subject are Masters of...

The Supreme Court's failure to apply the First Amendment for its intended purposes destroyed the perimeters necessary to protect society from morally incompetent teachers.  Statewide laws, enabling tenure guarantees for unqualified teachers, crept silently into...

The collective political power of teacher unions, established by legislative and judicial acceptance, has enabled them to prevent curriculum control by elected school boards and superintendents hired to administer the system.     Even though tenure laws enable...

Those who champion the atheistic-secular concept of open-mindedness use it to justify exclusivity for imposing their God-rejecting life view upon captive classroom students.  "Not only must school teachers and principles be 'exemplars of open-mindedness and free...

Teacher tenure law was brought from Europe to America with the founding of the American Association of University Professors in 1915.  Their first president, Professor John Dewey (1859-1952) was a published atheist.  Dewey reminded conferees, "To have failed to...

Phyllis Schlafly's The Supremacists:  The Tyranny of Judges and How to Stop It, published in 2004, documents scores of devastating decisions that flow directly or indirectly from the exploitation and contrivance of Marbury v. Madison and the Everson v. Board of...

The harm that has resulted from the activist Earl Warren Court (Supreme Court 1953 - 69) is beyond measure. "On August 7, 1956, the Senate Subcommittee on Internal Security held a hearing on the 'Limitation of Appellate Jurisdiction of the United States Supreme Court'...