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By John Perkins, published 15/2/2006An increasingly secular society calls for the establishment of a new political party where religious beleifs don't influence policy.
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Don’t be hoodwinked by those who want to tear down legitimate authority, they either wish to replace it with themselves or have nothing to replace them with at all. The moral authority they claim is an affront to their own moral vacuity.
What passes for secularism today is a perverted kind I think. I'm agreeing with Craig Blanch here I think. It is supposed to be a twin pillar with the Church supporting our society. Without the Church the edifice comes down. We see that today with the crisis facing the West, with Islam filling the religious void.
I think history will see Islam as a mere tool that roused a sleeping world. Much needed because secular humanism is a death loving creed (Humanism:The Death of Western Civilisation John Carroll LaTrobe Uni), and while we have no desire to carry Christ's yoke it seems it will take a death loving religion to break its spell.