BOOKS ON CULTURAL ISSUES AND ON THE CULTURE WARS

Culture of Death
Wesley J. Smith
This book is an expose of the euthanasia movement in the West in general and in the United States in particular. Demonstrating that Kevorkian is scarcely a "lone ranger" on this subject he documents just how mainstream this thinking is, not only in the medical establishment but among American intelligentsia in general. He also exposes just how advanced, not only the philosophy, but the practice of euthanasia has become even in the United States. To see the full review click on the title.

War Against The Weak
Edwin Black
This is a book about the pseudo-science of eugenics, the marriage of Darwinian evolution, genetics, and social policy, that created travesties of injustice in America and was the basis for the Nazi theories that led to the worst crime of the Nazi State, and found its ultimate fulfillment at Auschwitz. How this infidel ideology originated in England, was developed and popularized in America, implemented at first here and later in Nazi Germany, and its future prospects, are the subject of this book. Those who think that such horrors cannot happen here, even in a post-Christian America, should read this book.  To see the full review click on the title.

Contemporary Christian Music, Under The Spotlight  
David W. Cloud
This review of contemporary "Christian" music by David W. Cloud is an authoritative and comprehensive treatment and expose of this dangerous Trojan horse of degenerate worldly culture into the churches. To see the full review click on the title.

Why I Left the Contemporary Christian Music Movement
Dan Lucarini
This is a non-theological book by a former rock music composer and performer, who was converted and sought to use his talents to serve the church as a "worship leader." His experiences led him to the conclusion that it was impossible to serve God by the use of "contemporary Christian music."  To see the full review click on the title.