DOUGLAS GROOTHUIS, PH.D.

Essay written in about 1978 for a college course at the University of Oregon (Eugene). Unedited from that time. It was the disturbing...

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As a freshman in college, I imbibed a heady brew of modern atheism, served up by Sigmund Freud, Karl Marx, and Friedrich Nietzsche. Freud...

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Ideas have consequences, but few understand how the consequences are rooted in, and flow from, those ideas. Inextricably related issues...