Andrew Bernstein

By Andrew Bernstein

By Andrew Bernstein

The Socialist Holocaust and its American Deniers

By Andrew Bernstein

Examines the myths and facts surrounding Joseph McCarthy and his efforts to expose communist infiltration into the U.S. government in the 1950s.

By Andrew Bernstein

The ideas that sunk American education are still operative today. Rational alternatives have had little influence—but we can change that.

By Andrew Bernstein

By Andrew Bernstein

By Andrew Bernstein

By Andrew Bernstein

Creating Christ claims that Christianity was created by the Roman state and the New Testament was Roman propaganda.

By Andrew Bernstein

By Andrew Bernstein

Alexandra York’s Soul Celebrations and Spiritual Snacks guides readers toward experiencing “spiritual celebrations” not in the supernatural but in reality.

Oscar Wilde once remarked that life imitates art. Studying great literary tragedies can help us ensure that our lives do not imitate such tragic art.

First and foremost a magnificent novel, George Orwell’s 1984 is also a terrifyingly prescient political commentary.

By Andrew Bernstein

By Andrew Bernstein

Contemporary intellectual culture is rife with moral criticisms of Western civilization and white people. Are these criticisms accurate and just?