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First [[liberal denial]] requires denying [[Christ]], then [[God]], then the greatness of accomplishments by those inspired by Christ, then the superiority of political systems based on [[Christianity]], and so on, ultimately resulting in underachievement and selfishness.

First [[liberal denial]] requires denying [[Christ]], then [[God]], then the greatness of accomplishments by those inspired by Christ, then the superiority of political systems based on [[Christianity]], and so on, ultimately resulting in underachievement and selfishness.

A list of examples of '''liberal denial''' is the following:

Liberal denial includes the following:

#[[Shakespeare]] and the [[Bible]] of his time (the [[Geneva Bible]]) use the powerful concept of "infinite", but [[liberal]] professors in control of translations today omit it.

#[[Shakespeare]] and the [[Bible]] of his time (the [[Geneva Bible]]) use the powerful concept of "infinite", but [[liberal]] professors in control of translations today omit it.