Enemies of the Innocent: Life, Truth, and Meaning in a Dark Age - Paperback

by Nils A. Haug (Author)

The real 'enemies of the innocent' (the vulnerable in society) are the visionaries: those intellectuals, idealists, philosophers and social engineers aiming to destroy traditional values under the guise of an idealogical social justice theory.

This penetrating book explores the critical challenges to our society with its established way of life. Long-standing political, legal, and cultural arrangements, with the essential freedoms inherent in the democratic political order, are under threat. Yet, the core conflict is between the Judeo-Christian faith and a synergy of secular humanism, heathenism, and new age neo-paganism, with a focus on the deep issues of truth, personal identity, meaning, and purpose of life. These heresies are not new, originating in the Garden of Eden, but arising again to cause much discord in our culture as this exposé explains.

Author Biography

Nils A Haug is a trial lawyer by profession and a member of the International Bar Association, the Academy of Philosophy and Letters, the National Association of Scholars, and a faculty member of the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. Retired from law to focus on writing and teaching, his particular field of interest is the intersection of Western culture with political theory, philosophy, theology, English literature, ethics, and law.

Dr. Haug holds various degrees including M.A. (cum laude) in Biblical Studies and Ph.D. in Theology (Apologetics)