Author Brad Scott calls it "trickle-down ideonomics." Ideas trickle down the intellectual and cultural mountainside, become streams of confusion, and ultimately turn into roaring waters that drown out the voice of truth and overtake the world.

In the West during the past four centuries, a small number of thinkers like Hobbes, Hume, Darwin, Nietzsche, Freud, and Huxley have captured the minds of entire generations. Over time their ideologies have not only changed the Western world, but have taken on the status of unquestioned assumptions. Yet these views are greatly and adversely influencing current thought and behavior. You owe it to yourself--and the people you know--to not only critically examine and understand these influences in their original contexts, but to challenge them in their present forms.

In these pages Scott examines thirteen leading ideas and then, through an analysis of primary sources, critiques and challenges those ideas from a reasoned and thoroughly biblical perspective. In the process, he provides hard evidence in defense of Christianity. Evidence you can use as you dialogue with those who are trapped in the cultural currents and have yet to hear God's voice above the confusing din.