Welcome to The Divine Conspiracy. The material presented on these pages is of the highest quality available anywhere on the Web.
This is a unique Christian site in that not all the material found here is written by, or for Christians. However, this tradition - of providing material from non-Christian points-of-view - has been a part of The Divine Conspiracy from the very beginning. In most cases, the accompanying abstracts (where available) should give sufficient information as to the author's viewpoint.
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LATEST UPDATE: 07-02-09
The TDC blog is now online. (Please Note: Updates to the blog are not reflected in the "official" date listed above.)
SITE STATS: Visits to The Divine Conspiracy are way up for 2009. Total page views for 2008 were 18,384, but already through the first half of this year (06/30/09) total page views are 23,629. June 2009 was the biggest traffic month in the history of TDC.
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A distinctive facet of this site is the Readings page, which features selections from interesting books which are pertinent to the topic headings listed on the left-hand side of the page.
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Christianity, and nothing else, is the ultimate foundation of liberty, conscience, human rights, and democracy, the benchmarks of Western civilization. To this day, we have no other options [to Christianity]. We continue to nourish ourselves from this source. Everything else is postmodern chatter. (Jurgen Habermas, Time of Transitions. Jurgen Habermas, "Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at the University of Frankfurt in Germany, is considered one of the most prominent and influential philosophers of Europe, and is an avowed liberal secular atheist."
Even though I am a convinced Protestant, I believe that Erasmus is the greatest theologian the church ever produced, and for many reasons. Here's but one: along with him, I prefer those who define things too little to those who define them too much. The theological humility appropriate to our fallen condition requires of us precisely that broadness of love and of understanding. It's just too easy to be wrong. That ease of error means that it is unwise to spell out the answers to difficult issues in the enormous and overly precise detail that so many of us arrogantly proffer. (Michael Bauman)
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