The atheistic world celebrates Diversity, which is the opposite of the Christian concept of E Pluribus Unum. People accepted Diversity as normal in the late twentieth century when it actually means that no one in a society has to agree on anything. E Pluribus means "from the many one" or that the citizens of the USA should be "of one mind." This book attempts to compare Christian and atheistic thinking and lifestyles. The author of this book lived in Christian America (before 1965) and can therefore explain both lifestyles based upon personal experience.
The atheistic world celebrates Diversity, which is the opposite of the Christian concept of E Pluribus Unum. People accepted Diversity as normal in the late twentieth century when it actually means that no one in a society has to agree on anything. E Pluribus means "from the many one" or that the citizens of the USA should be "of one mind." This book attempts to compare Christian and atheistic thinking and lifestyles. The author of this book lived in Christian America (before 1965) and can therefore explain both lifestyles based upon personal experience.
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