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College Without Communism How Christians Can Reclaim Truth in Higher Education

Kent Ingle

"College education has become rotten to its core. But it doesn't have to be. Higher education began as a Christian endeavor, and in For decades, conservative Christians have been told to abandon America's universities-to avoid the indoctrination, ignore the madness, and find safer ground. But what...

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The Charlie Kirk Show

Dr. Kent Engel introduced his newly released book, noting it had come out in October and carried an endorsement from Charlie Kirk.

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We have Dr. Kent Engel, who has a book out that came out in October. College Without Communism.

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Dr. Kent Engel introduced his newly released book, noting it had come out in October and carried an endorsement from Charlie Kirk.

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We have Dr. Kent Engel, who has a book out that came out in October. College Without Communism.

He sent it in on September 8th, his endorsement, which is two days obviously before September 10th when we lost him. So that says something right there. He says about the book,

Tell us about this book. I mean, you obviously know something about this. You're creating a network of universities and college campuses that partner with local churches often that doesn't have communism in it, which has become a radical idea.

This book, I share the story of why I'm so passionate about this issue. My wife and I had the privilege in the early 90s to, right after the Ceausescu government had fallen... and we went to adopt three of our children. That's why the book talks about postcommunist Romania.

In Chapter 3 you ask the question, what happens when conservative students get a liberal education? That's a massive question that Charlie confronted, and I answer it in the book.

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