Regarding the former, we need to seriously address the extent to which our society has been influenced by the thinking of Sagan, Gould, Hawking, and the like. This article is a good start. I had not been aware of such a conviction, and I would like to hear more. Regarding the second article, Mr. Wilson's incisive survey was on the mark. Being a student at a liberal arts college in Los Angeles, I can see first-hand the intellectual anarchy that results from assuming the neutrality of education.
Little progress is made because no one is right and no one is wrong.
Marx, Freud, Sartre, Plato, Hobbes, Kant, and others are all thrown together into an intellectual melting-pot which tastes of nothing but confusion. I am looking forward to future articles on the Christian and education. Thank you all, and I pray that God will continue to bless your work. Kenneth Simpson Franklin, New Hampshire Dear Editors, I have thoroughly enjoyed my subscription to Antithesis this past year. Please renew my subscription with the addition of another subscription for a friend.