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To the prospective reader:

Are you a truth-seeker? Do you long for a worldview conforming with the scientific evidence and the application of sound reason in all domains, a belief system not relying upon deceptive Darwinian science or flawed philosophical and historical methods for intellectual justification? Are you willing to embark on a quest for truth, even if it leads to the realization that you are accountable to the Creator and are called to serve Him? If so, you are a truth-seeker, and reading Repairing the Breach will be a life-changing experience.

I reviewed an early draft of Repairing the Breach as a dissatisfied humanist seeking real answers to the great questions of life such as "Who is man?" and "Why am I here?" I found the evidence set forth for the Christian worldview from the domains of science, philosophy, theology, and history - as well as the case that the thrust of Western thought since the Enlightenment has been to deny man's accountability to the Creator - so convincing that I gave my life to Christ less than a year later.

I remain convinced that the only hope for the Church and the nation is for Christians to repent of our spiritual indifference and to resolve that we will fight to restore truth in all domains and in the classroom. For it is in the classroom where deceptive information and manipulative educational techniques have led millions of innocent children into hedonistic lifestyles with disastrous spiritual, emotional, and physical consequences.

How can truth be restored? Repairing the Breach sets forth a bold strategic initiative to turn the tide (see also restoringtruthministries.org). If Christian ministries and the remnant of believers agree that the war of worldviews is real and that it is ultimately a spiritual war, and if there is a great and coordinated response, the nation may yet be saved. If the call to action is ignored, then this once-Christian land will experience a final downfall, and readers of this work will understand that such an end would be perfectly just.

Repairing the Breach ably and passionately demonstrates that truth in all domains leads to the Cross. If we accept this centuries-old position, how can we fail to recognize the importance of restoring truth to science, philosophy, history, and theology? If we dare claim to be worthy of the sacred name "Christian," if we love Jesus Christ - who came into the world to testify to the truth (John 18:37) - then how can we fail to study the enemy's tactics of deception and develop counter strategies to restore truth?

The reader will see a brief account in Repairing the Breach explaining that I was graced to be the first seeker of truth that was fundamentally changed by this monumental work. I pray and trust that through this book, many more will be turned toward the Truth, Jesus Christ, and will see the need to work diligently to restore truth while there is still time.

May God guide you in your quest for truth, and may He prosper the work of your hands.

Bernie Webb

Taken from the back cover.