By David Horowitz The End of Time I. “When he was alive and I was still young, my father told me his version of the Fall. “We begin to die the day we are born,” he said. What I think my father meant by this was that the cells, which are the invisible elements of our […]
By Richard Baehr June 16, 2015 Originally published at AmericanThinker.com In November 2014 I was invited to speak at the David Horowitz Freedom Center’s conference in Florida. I had not seen David for a few years, and he walked a bit gingerly with a cane. David’s latest book, the bittersweet and unusually titled: “You’re Going to […]
A review of the conservative critic’s latest book By Bruce Thornton September 20, 2011 A review of the conservative critic’s latest book Those who know David Horowitz only as a fierce critic of leftist delusions and a champion of democratic freedom may be surprised to discover that he is also the author of three volumes of […]
By Ron Radosh December 30, 2011 Originally published at PJMedia.com There’s still time to buy a 2011 book, and my vote for Book of the Year [1] is: David Horowitz’s A Point in Time: The Search for Redemption In This Life and the Next. Many of you know Horowitz as a fearless fighter for conservatism, […]
By Cynthia Yockey December 23, 2009 Originally published at PJMedia.com For those of us who didn’t have the honor and pleasure of knowing Sarah Horowitz, her father has collected her work, insights into her spiritual journey, and his thoughts on his late daughter’s life into a new book. David Horowitz’s [1] A Cracking of the […]