Jennifer Roback Morse

Subverted

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Subverted offers a window into our uniquely disturbed historical era. Generations of readers will turn to Subverted when they want to know what turned the tide.”

The End of Secularism

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The End of Secularism debunks the widespread myth that secularism is the inevitable wave of the future, coming at us like an unstoppable force of nature. Baker shows instead that the secularization of society was the result of deliberate planning and concerted effort by a relatively few determined ideologues. Baker makes it clear that what they did can be undone. We shall be hearing more from this promising young man.”

The Sexual Revolution

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Bishop Elliott's book is a great tool for defending Catholic sexual ethics as humane and reasonable. His experience representing the Holy See at the United Nations has given him a ring-side seat in the battles showing just how radical the sexual revolutionaries really are. He offers a rare combination of sound theology and practical experience.”

Victims of the Revolution

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“‘Entertainment is easy. Living is hard.’ That’s the conclusion of Blake’s critique of the sexual revolution. Pastors, parents, and educators are waking up to the cultural catastrophe of the revolution and are seeking ways to steer young people away from its tentacles. Blake’s book unpacks lie after lie, false promise after false promise, showing that Christianity has been correct all along. Warmly recommended.”

Why I Don't Call Myself Gay

History & Biography

“This is a wise and humble book destined to help many people who struggle with same-sex attraction. But not only them: Daniel Mattson's work will help anyone seeking to deepen his spiritual life.”