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Unlike secular humanism, the Judeo-Christian system views human beings as created in “the image of God,” meaning that human life is sacred.

Our secular, post-Judeo-Christian society has rendered human beings less significant than at any time in Western history.

The secular denial that human beings are created in God’s image has led to humans increasingly being equated with animals. 

The twentieth century showed vividly what happens to human worth when Judeo-Christian values are abandoned.

A vocal part of the environmentalist movement denigrates humanity. For them, people are not precious—trees, and rivers, and mountains are.

With the denial of the authority of higher, religious values, people increasingly make moral decisions on the basis of how they feel.

Only by rejecting Judeo-Christian values could Nazis declare Jews, Slavs, and others “sub-human.” 

Communists rejected Judeo-Christian values. The result: Human worth was determined by the Communist party, which murdered tens of millions.

Kindness to humans leads to kindness to animals—not necessarily the other way around.  The Nazis elevated their pets above people.

We are either created in the image of carbon atoms—and thus not worth much—or we are created in the image of God, thus infinitely valuable.