Although this book, “The War on Humanity,” focuses on the claims of anti-humanism from the radical environmentalist movement, it gives us a window into a practical and realistic perception of human life under atheism and Darwinism. For those who operate within an intellectual framework where there is no God, no intrinsic value for humans, no governing moral authority, and no life beyond this one, it is no surprise to fall into the swamp of misanthropy towards the human race as a whole. There is no disapproval if they wish to eliminate the vast majority of humanity to preserve the planet, especially if they are convinced that humans are the greatest plague on this planet. This is not a nihilistic philosophical vision contemplated by a thinker, but an influential intellectual trend that has reached many international governmental institutions in its promotion, a matter that has surpassed ideological dialogue, now touching the daily lives of people, and its continuation and expansion represent a danger to all.

• Author: Wesley Smith
• Translator: Jannat Jamal
• Publisher: Barahin Center for Research and Studies - London
• Year of Publication: 2018
• Number of Pages: 160
• Binding Type: Paperback
• ISBN: 9789776545106