We are reposting this series of posts about the Jews in honor of our newest book coming out on October 27th. The Jews Cannot Be Erased By Darrow Miller Published By Credo House This post was first published in December 6th, 2024. In the last blog, we unearthed
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Why does the world hate the Jews? Dennis Prager relates Hitler’s answer to this question. “We are fighting,” he said, “against the most ancient curse that humanity has brought upon itself. Against the so-called Ten Commandments, against them we are fighting.” His life’s mission, he said, was to destroy “the
Because we live in a moral universe, the application of the moral law makes a difference. Ethical monotheism breaks the cycle of poverty and contributes to the development of nations, the transforming of pagan nations into civilized nations. The proclamation of the good God and the obligations of a moral
Throughout history the Jewish people have been persecuted. In the last century Hitler and the Nazis sought to wipe the Jews from the face of the earth and succeeded in killing over 6,000,000 in the Holocaust. Today anti-Semitism is rising globally. Political Islam has called for the destruction of the
How Gerhard Kittel twisted truth to accommodate the spirit of the age We are living at a time of dramatic change for hundreds of millions of people. This change is driven by two forces. One is postmodernism, born in Germany between the two world wars. More recently, a growing nationalism
How could Gerhard Kittel, one of the greatest Christian scholars of the 20th century, become the “Nazi Theologian”? We have written a series of posts that deal with that question. Now, after reading Stephen R.C. Hicks’ book, Nietzsche and Nazis, I have some new insights that might help explain (but
Most of our readers know that the Disciple Nations Alliance promotes a school of thought. In keeping with that, Darrow Miller and Friends is about the power of truth to transform culture, and, conversely, the power of lies to impoverish and enslave nations. The power of ideas can bless or
Before there were postmoderns, there were Nazis. The 21st century phenomenon of postmodernism—in the streets, on university campuses, in legislatures and in the courts of law—has been a long time coming. It was the product of Jewish intellectuals, born as Cultural Marxism in the Frankfurt School between two World Wars.
The death of God in a society can come from the most unlikely root. In two earlier posts I wrote about my troubling discovery that a Nazi wrote the leading theological dictionary of the New Testament. I speak of Gerhard Kittel and the Theological Dictionary of the New Testament (TDNT).
In 1928, Adolf Hitler rented a house with “a magnificent view of the Bavarian mountains.” The same year, a world-class German theologian started a massive research project. His work would become the “gold standard” for theological dictionaries of the New Testament. In 1933, while still working on his dictionary, the














