By Michael Youssef PHd. March 7, 2014 A segment of the American public must be yelling expletives whenever the results of our apparently incoherent foreign policy show up on their TV screens. Many can only react to our dealings with Syria, Iran, Libya, Israel, and now Russia with bewilderment and anger. The news outlets that are balanced keep replaying the words of Sarah Palin and Mitt Romney, four years apart, predicting Russias intentions toward Ukraine. Watching those statements leaves us baffled as to why the mainstream media lampooned them when they accurately and perceptively anticipated Russias deviant move. But let me explain whats going on. It does make sense if you understand the perspective: Obama/Clinton/Kerry, et al, represent a segment of society with a worldview that churns the stomach of anyone with a Judeo-Christian worldview. Their worldview was known in the 20th century as secular humanism. Now it is called progressive ideology, but the only thing progressive about it is its name. During the 1930s and 40s, that worldview began to invade the church. In 1943, the Archbishop of Canterbury, William Temple, alerted Christendom to the danger, warning that it would result in some churches retaining Christian values without Christian faith. How prophetic was that? The heart of secular humanism presents an opinion on man that directly contradicts the Bible. The Bible clearly shows that after the fall of man in Eden, man became capable of great evil. History offers a long, long list of people that have demonstrated that fact (see: Hitler, Stalin, etc.). The secular humanists developed an opposite view, however, that man is innately goodand education and enlightenment can even make man very good. In fact, the motto of the American Humanist Association is Good without a God. Go figure. We can now understand why, when President Reagan referred to the Soviet Union as the evil empire, the three major American TV networks went apoplectic. His statement directly contradicted their creed. No wonder the State Department tried to have that statement removed from Reagans speech (Reagan insisted that it remain). A recent example of this is MSNBC's Joy Reid, who as a guest on Hugh Hewitts radio show, was unwilling to brand either Putin or Assad as evil. [Excerpt] Read more: http://michaelyoussef.squarespace.c...ign=Senseless+Foreign+Policy&utm_medium=email Aah, The senseless Progressive/Obama Foreign Policies. Guess the False Flag start of Obama's Arab Spring is blowing back in his face, or is this state of affairs exactly what he was really looking for?
