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    Alarming History and Alarming Predictions: the Communist Manifesto and its Revolutions: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism, #3
    How Social Atheism Dethroned Christianity and Seized Power in the West, and the Caustic Effects of Darwinian Theory in the World: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism
    Scientific Arguments Against Darwin and Documentation of the Bigotry of Atheist Scientists Against Creationists and Christian Scientists: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism, #2
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    Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism Series

    By Erik Angus MacRae

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    This book, the first of the three volume series "Observational commentaries on Social Atheism" features a description of the history of how Christianity arose to popularity to the West, and a description of how modern Social Atheism arose: that is, how following the "age of enlightenment" numerous elements gave way for the rise of Atheism generally recognized in two organized forms, Darwinism and Marxism. This documentary work describes these two as one united system of atheism, often going so far to call them "Darwino-Marxism" and explains the direct relationship between the two forms, and finally describes the matters of history that immediately followed mass implementation of Darwinian theory into the various educational institutions and places of oral dictation in the West. The author of this book concludes, just as many prominent writers have, that the phenomenon of "Social Darwinism" is directly traceable to its written works and foremost originator, and not to be discerned as a seperate entity for educational Darwinism in the sense of "Origin of Species". It rather views the philosophical implications that lead to Social Darwinism as a direct fruit of Darwin and his famed literary works, "Descent of Man" included. The commentary is written from the perspective of a trained Christian of a decent level of study.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherErik Angus MacRae
    Release dateSep 1, 2020
    Alarming History and Alarming Predictions: the Communist Manifesto and its Revolutions: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism, #3
    How Social Atheism Dethroned Christianity and Seized Power in the West, and the Caustic Effects of Darwinian Theory in the World: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism
    Scientific Arguments Against Darwin and Documentation of the Bigotry of Atheist Scientists Against Creationists and Christian Scientists: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism, #2

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      Scientific Arguments Against Darwin and Documentation of the Bigotry of Atheist Scientists Against Creationists and Christian Scientists: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism, #2
      Scientific Arguments Against Darwin and Documentation of the Bigotry of Atheist Scientists Against Creationists and Christian Scientists: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism, #2

      Scientific Arguments Against Darwin and Documentation of the Bigotry of Atheist Scientists Against Creationists and Christian Scientists: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism, #2

      Erik Angus MacRae
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      The second of the series "Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism", this volume focuses on counter-balancing the generally popular Darwinian narratives with counter-arguments from some incredibly gifted scientists and experts of the field, and also hostile witnesses from within the evolutionary community who provide further discussion on popular evidence appearing even recently on popular media television channels. It speaks about so-called "absolute dating methods", provides some examples in favour of a Creationist and Christian worldview, it rebuttals the common assumption that Creationists and Christians have never contributed anything meaningful to the world and documents bigotry and harassment suffered by the Creationist community from evolutionary scientists. It finally comments on the "Alienism" off-shoot of Darwinism by combining some disturbing yet interesting quotations on that trope from Gary Bates with the author's own commentary.

      The second of the series "Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism", this volume focuses on counter-balancing the generally popular Darwinian narratives with counter-arguments from some incredibly gifted scientists and experts of the field, and also hostile witnesses from within the evolutionary community who provide further discussion on popular evidence appearing even recently on popular media television channels. It speaks about so-called "absolute dating methods", provides some examples in favour of a Creationist and Christian worldview, it rebuttals the common assumption that Creationists and Christians have never contributed anything meaningful to the world and documents bigotry and harassment suffered by the Creationist community from evolutionary scientists. It finally comments on the "Alienism" off-shoot of Darwinism by combining some disturbing yet interesting quotations on that trope from Gary Bates with the author's own commentary.

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      Alarming History and Alarming Predictions: the Communist Manifesto and its Revolutions: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism, #3
      Alarming History and Alarming Predictions: the Communist Manifesto and its Revolutions: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism, #3

      Alarming History and Alarming Predictions: the Communist Manifesto and its Revolutions: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism, #3

      Erik Angus MacRae
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      The third volume of the "Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism" series, this book features discussions pertaining to the Communist movement: A system of government formulated in the Communist Manifesto is first briefly defined and explained. After this, we cover various points of Communist history spanning from the liquidation of hostile intellectuals, the use of Active Measures, to the implementation of collectivization procedures, and more. At the end the author leaves a commentary on the total system of Social Atheism based on the findings of the studies represented in the three volumes.

      The third volume of the "Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism" series, this book features discussions pertaining to the Communist movement: A system of government formulated in the Communist Manifesto is first briefly defined and explained. After this, we cover various points of Communist history spanning from the liquidation of hostile intellectuals, the use of Active Measures, to the implementation of collectivization procedures, and more. At the end the author leaves a commentary on the total system of Social Atheism based on the findings of the studies represented in the three volumes.

    • How Social Atheism Dethroned Christianity and Seized Power in the West, and the Caustic Effects of Darwinian Theory in the World: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism
      How Social Atheism Dethroned Christianity and Seized Power in the West, and the Caustic Effects of Darwinian Theory in the World: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism

      How Social Atheism Dethroned Christianity and Seized Power in the West, and the Caustic Effects of Darwinian Theory in the World: Observational Commentaries on Social Atheism

      Erik Angus MacRae
      0 ratings
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      This book, the first of the three volume series "Observational commentaries on Social Atheism" features a description of the history of how Christianity arose to popularity to the West, and a description of how modern Social Atheism arose: that is, how following the "age of enlightenment" numerous elements gave way for the rise of Atheism generally recognized in two organized forms, Darwinism and Marxism. This documentary work describes these two as one united system of atheism, often going so far to call them "Darwino-Marxism" and explains the direct relationship between the two forms, and finally describes the matters of history that immediately followed mass implementation of Darwinian theory into the various educational institutions and places of oral dictation in the West. The author of this book concludes, just as many prominent writers have, that the phenomenon of "Social Darwinism" is directly traceable to its written works and foremost originator, and not to be discerned as a seperate entity for educational Darwinism in the sense of "Origin of Species". It rather views the philosophical implications that lead to Social Darwinism as a direct fruit of Darwin and his famed literary works, "Descent of Man" included. The commentary is written from the perspective of a trained Christian of a decent level of study.

      This book, the first of the three volume series "Observational commentaries on Social Atheism" features a description of the history of how Christianity arose to popularity to the West, and a description of how modern Social Atheism arose: that is, how following the "age of enlightenment" numerous elements gave way for the rise of Atheism generally recognized in two organized forms, Darwinism and Marxism. This documentary work describes these two as one united system of atheism, often going so far to call them "Darwino-Marxism" and explains the direct relationship between the two forms, and finally describes the matters of history that immediately followed mass implementation of Darwinian theory into the various educational institutions and places of oral dictation in the West. The author of this book concludes, just as many prominent writers have, that the phenomenon of "Social Darwinism" is directly traceable to its written works and foremost originator, and not to be discerned as a seperate entity for educational Darwinism in the sense of "Origin of Species". It rather views the philosophical implications that lead to Social Darwinism as a direct fruit of Darwin and his famed literary works, "Descent of Man" included. The commentary is written from the perspective of a trained Christian of a decent level of study.

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    Erik Angus MacRae

    Born Erik MacRae to Richard Warren and Valerie MacRae, the author has spent his whole life in the region of Ontario, Canada and grew up in Scarborough. Growing with a troubled childhood, and uncertain of what to make of his future Erik would face numerous bouts of depression, anxiety and escapism in his life until becoming a Christian and gaining a more thorough understanding of the literature of the Holy Bible of Christianity which gave him a sense of meaning and purpose and ultimate destiny. Erik has been through multiple denominations of the Christian faith with exceedingly different doctrinal stances, first beginning his journey in a Baptist-Calvinist Church, where he learned the basics of Christ for about seven years. After this he would become involved on studies in the Hebrew Roots movement, but later defected to a more biblically-oriented messianic congregation. Finally, he would identify as non-denominational and serve in discussions with numerous Christians of all denominations. He is very zealous for defending the authority and legitimacy of the biblical text and its core dictates.   Throughout his informational journeys he has studied the work of the Minnesota pastor Daniel Joseph of Corner fringe Ministries closely for over 3 years and numerous topics pertaining to apologetics. Fancying himself an apologist at heart, Erik carries a great passion for “equipping the sheep” of the Christian faith through education to defend their Faith, and for aiding the non-Christian in understanding the complex and numerous evidences that point to the reality of God and His Person in the Father, Son, Holy Spirit and His Word as the Scripture of the Holy Bible. He has a deep interest in Christian philosophy, Biblical archaeology, and comparative studies, and for bridging denominational gaps through discussions of differences.

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