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The Sovereignty of God, by Al Martin (17 Free SWRB MP3s)

Calvinism, Reformation (Reformed) Worship, the Second Commandment, and the Regulative Principle of Worship, by Dr. Steven Dilday (Free SWRB MP3s)

The Necessity of Reforming the Church (1543), by John Calvin (Free SWRB Online Book)

Trump: We Are Bringing The Bible BACK To America (Video) - Make America Pray Again (MAPA)

The Tip of the Spear of Today's Marxism (Globalism): The LGBT Movement (Scroll down to the second link in gray middle column).

Marx And Satan, by Richard Wurmbrand - (Scroll Down To the Free Video/Audio Book; Free Online Book, Many Formats)

The Bible Mandates Free Market Capitalism. It Is Anti-socialist

What Lenin Said About Christians and Socialism

• Excerpt (emphases added): Socialism is, in Marxist theory, the final transitionary step to communism. Here today, I’ll offer merely a snapshot from Vladimir Lenin himself — who, for the record, was a Social Democrat. Yes, you heard that right. The Communist Party of the Soviet Union began life in 1898 as the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party. In 1903, at the party’s 2nd Congress, Lenin, Trotsky, and Stalin split their Bolshevik faction from their rival Mensheviks. The Bolsheviks were self-professed Social Democrats. And what did Lenin say about religion? “Religion is opium for the people,” wrote Lenin in December 1905, echoing his hero, Karl Marx. “Religion is a sort of spiritual booze.” That was a mild assessment from a man who wrote that “there is nothing more abominable than religion,” and “all worship of a divinity is a necrophilia.” Yes, necrophilia. ... Sounding like a 21st-century secular progressive in America, Lenin insisted that “religion must be declared a private affair.” Of course, once Lenin and his Bolsheviks took over a decade later, they refused to tolerate religion even as a private affair. In fact, even in that 1905 letter, Lenin conceded as much: “We demand that religion be held a private affair so far as the state is concerned. But by no means can we consider religion a private affair so far as our Party is concerned.” In his Soviet state, the Party was the supreme, infallible authority, and the Communist Party of the Soviet Union would relentlessly pursue what Mikhail Gorbachev called “a wholesale war on religion.” ... "It is the absolute duty of Social-Democrats to make a public statement of their attitude towards religion. Social-Democracy bases its whole world-outlook on scientific socialism, i.e., Marxism. The philosophical basis of Marxism, as Marx and Engels repeatedly declared, is dialectical materialism — a materialism which is absolutely atheistic and positively hostile to all religion… Marxism has always regarded all modern religions and churches, and each and every religious organization, as instruments of bourgeois reaction that serve to defend exploitation and to befuddle the working class… Marxism is materialism. As such, it is as relentlessly hostile to religion… We must combat religion — that is the ABC of all materialism, and consequently of Marxism. But Marxism is not a materialism which has stopped at the ABC. Marxism goes further. It says: We must know how to combat religion." If a left-wing priest was foolish enough to join the Party, Lenin and the boys would accept his help (Lenin is infamous for allegedly referring to such people as “useful idiots”). But if the strange priest ever tried to share his faith with the fellas, well, he would be shown the door and the boot. Lenin knew better. So, too, did Marx: “Communism begins where atheism begins,” he asserted. Once the Bolsheviks took over Russia, atheism was required of Party officials. Any lingering religious sentiment by the Party member must be purged. ... This is why religious people generally have historically understood communism and socialism to be antithetical to religion: the communists and socialists told us they were. This is crucial history that the modern Religious Left surely doesn’t know, no doubt because it was never learned. Our universities have failed to teach this material, instead criticizing anti-communism and anti-socialism. We are now reaping what we’ve sown. You know you’re in spiritual darkness when not even the religious can be counted on to refute the anti-religiousness of communism and socialism."