Grave Influence: 21 Radicals and Their Worldviews That Rule America From the Grave

Brannon Howse starts out the book telling Christians they must stand firm for righteousness, and says: "lies have been cleverly packaged in positive masking terms but behind them remains a destructive spiritual agenda." The author's passion is to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ. He believes the church can be reclaimed -even if the culture can't. At this point most Christians seem to know that Socialism is ravaging our country but may not know how we got to this point and where and who these ideas originated from. This book is an examination of 21 dead radicals, and their ideas, values and worldviews, and the influence they continue to have. Brannon Howse writes "If you're ready for this spiritual battle you'll stand a better chance of keeping the faith, proclaiming the truth, standing firm for your family and it's convictions, and enduring till the end." Part of this spiritual battle is -- being equipped with a strong biblical worldview, this is what the author sets out to equip the reader with in this book. We encourage pastors, laymen, Sunday school teachers, and parents to get this book and share this valuable information to fortify a biblical worldview.

To read about how Marxists, Socialists and Communists not only infiltrated America, but did so with the plan to destroy it from within, recreating the United States as a true Marxist state. Don't think it can happen? It HAS been and continues to happen right under our noses. Howse presents a fascinating read, which takes us through four areas including: Occult & Paganism Apostate Church Educational System Corporate/Government Complex There are many names in the book that will surprise no one, but it is absolutely incredible how people like Edward R. Murrow fit into the picture of helping to turn this country into socialism. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to take an unflinching look at the hidden history of the United States.

In 2004, Las Vegas County Commissioners and members of the community gathered to debate laws that would restrict "erotic dancers." They decided to proscribe moderate rules for "lap dancing." Most of the citizens and the commissioners did not sight any moral law that would prohibit such behavior. Instead, one after another sighted pragmatic reasons to support their arguments such as: Scientific research indicates sensual touching promotes good health for the human heart. One lady who spoke was an ex-stripper, and she recounted how stripping ruined her life (research has also indicated that many serial rapists and sex offenders visit strip clubs and this eventually leads them to commit heinous sexual crimes against others). Endorsement of pragmatism raises the question: By what standard does society use to discern what works best? Through lap dancing, many men will have healthier hearts; yet, many others will be injured as an indirect or direct result of this perversion. This is just one small example of the lack of moral stndards applied in the civil and cultural realms within the USA. Herein Brannon Howse declares that Christians have "lost the culture war." In "Grave Infulence: 21 Radicals and Their Worldviews that Rule American from the Grave," Howse demostrates how socialism, communism, atheism and occultism have successfully attacked the Christian character of America. This page-turner is large (368 pages), yet the style makes it accessible to young people and non-scholars. The auhor calls believers to stand for truth and contend for Christian convictions to protect your freedom, family, and church. Howse also notes the importance of education to promote one's worldview as the secularists have effectively accomplished. He opines: "Education is the most powerful ally of Humanism and every American public school is a school of Humanism." This volume addresses the worldviews promoted by: - Kierkegaard - Nietzsche - James - Dewey - Darwin - Skinner - Marx - Freud and many others. Many secularists attempt to hide the atheistic ground for their ethical views by calling it Pragmatism. Yet laws cannot be completely based on the principle of what "works best." Pragmatism is an abstract notion and falls under its own weight. It tumbles inasmuch as the principle itself cannot be tested, studied, and found to work best. Furthermore, an absolute fixed ethical system cannot be based on what maximizes utility. The utilitarian precepts can be "Play-Doe" in the hands of righteous men or wicked men. Wicked people can decide that all manner of evil has more utility, and then pass laws based on that evil. Nazism wooed the German people in great numbers through the utilitarian application of Hitler's ideas. The majority of the German people believed that Nazism brought happiness and great industry to their country in the late 1930's and early 1940's. Yet Nazism was evil. The records of the Nuremberg Trials on Nazi war crimes states: "About a million and a