GMU found a way to deprive me of legal representation by offering the law firm that was representing me a more lucrative contract. The story continues from there. Free to Think is an enjoyable book with many humorous anecdotes of my students, but has a serious side contained in the shocking personal story of censorship and subterfuge. For those interested, there are lots of appendices with supporting documents; it has been recommended by Rev. Canon George Kovoor and Dr. Norm Geisler.

America is in the midst of an epidemic of historic proportions. The contagion being spread like wildfire is turning communities into battlegrounds and setting Americans one against the other. Normally mild-mannered individuals caught up in the throes of this disease have been transformed into belligerent zealots, while others inclined to pacifism have taken to stockpiling weapons and practicing defensive drills.

It is a war without a name.

"The elites of this country are determined to avoid the truth," said Newt Gingrich, co-host of the film, speaking before it began. "It starts an argument as profound as the argument over Communism between 1945 and 1950 on whether there is a coherent enemy and whether there is a coherent strategy to deal with it."

Almost everyone knows how elder brother Christopher feels, which was laid out in his bestselling book God Is Not Great. In it he wrote that “religion poisons everything,” that it has been the cause of nearly every evil through to this very day, and so awful is religion that teaching it to children should be considered a form of “child abuse.”