• How Did America Lose Its Way? | Dr. Erwin Lutzer on Marxism, Darwin, and Cultural Decay

  • Oct 22 2024
  • Length: 31 mins
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How Did America Lose Its Way? | Dr. Erwin Lutzer on Marxism, Darwin, and Cultural Decay

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  • Dr. Erwin Lutzer, former pastor of Moody Church, explains how three influential thinkers—Marx, Darwin, and Freud—shaped modern America's cultural crisis. Drawing from his books "The Eclipse of God" and "We Will Not Be Silenced," Lutzer breaks down how cultural Marxism, Darwinian evolution, and sexual revolution have systematically undermined faith, family, and freedom.

    Learn how:

    • Marx's ideology continues to influence education and social policy
    • Darwin's theory impacts views on human value and life
    • Freud's ideas revolutionized society's approach to sexuality
    • Cultural Marxism differs from classical Marxism
    • Propaganda shapes public opinion despite contrary evidence
    • The family unit is being deliberately targeted
    • Socialist dependency is replacing family stability

    Dr. Lutzer offers hope for Christians navigating these challenging times while warning about the dangers of compromising with culture. Essential viewing for understanding today's social and cultural battles.

    #CulturalMarxism #Christianity #Faith #Culture #DrLutzer #Apologetics #Politics #CriticalRaceTheory #Socialism #FamilyValues

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