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The pronouncement of a separation between science and religion, wherein evolutionism is classified as science and creation as religion, has enabled evolutionism to consistently prevail in confrontations with creation in courts of law, public schools, and elsewhere. Author Robert J O'Keefe doesn't shy away from tackling controversial topics. In Gaining the High Ground over Evolutionism, he masterfully peers beneath the scientific perspective on origins, exposing its ideological roots and non-scientific assumptions. He goes on to summon back the transcendent, non-material basis of scientific rationality, clarifying how scientific reasoning cannot be a natural process.
Genre: Science / Religion
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Author Robert J. O’Keefe rolls back the conventional, superficial conflicts over the separation of church and state to reveal the true connections between political liberty and religion—how freedom can only be sustained by eternal concepts of the right, good, and just that are inherently religious. Liberty and the Wall of Separation between Church and State presents an insightful picture of the value-infused politics that divide the nation. The good/evil polarity is not going away but it can be controlled and the effect on American liberty would be devastating should its control continue to be given over into the wrong hands.
Genre: Politics / Philosophy
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In Liberty and the Wall: Of Separation Between Church and State, author Robert J. O’Keefe tackles the controversial Constitutional topic that often pits left against right and religious against non-religious.
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In Gaining the High Ground over Evolutionism, Robert J. O’Keefe presents an organized, well-documented and thoughtful case for Biblical creation.
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An ambitious book offers a critique of evolutionary theory along with a reconsideration of the relation between faith and reason.
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In this important work, O'Keefe squares off regarding the Founding Fathers' final decisions b ased on arguments in the Federalist Papers.
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"And because knowledge of the supernatural is not a subject of scientific inquiry, the inevitable conclusion is that no knowledge of anything supernatural is possible."
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