What if the crisis in modern culture can be traced back to a deeper fracture-the collapse of the home?

In The War on Home, David J. Miller makes a provocative and deeply researched case that the unraveling of the nuclear family lies beneath many of the West's most pressing crises: fatherlessness, loneliness, declining marriage, identity confusion, sexual disorder, depression, and cultural fragmentation.

Combining biblical theology, sociological analysis, and cultural critique, Miller argues that radical feminism did more than challenge injustice-it helped redefine marriage, motherhood, fatherhood, and gender in ways that destabilized God's blueprint for family and unleashed consequences society is still struggling to understand.

But this is not merely a book of diagnosis.

It is a call to recovery.

Through twelve compelling chapters, The War on Home traces the attack on the family, exposes the deeper spiritual and ideological battle beneath it, and offers a roadmap for rebuilding covenant-centered homes in a broken culture.

This book is for anyone concerned about:

• The breakdown of marriage and family
• Fatherlessness and identity confusion
• The rise of gender ideology and sexual disorder
• Biblical masculinity and femininity
• Restoring the home as the foundation of faith and civilization

Provocative, pastoral, and unflinching, The War on Home is both warning and summons:

The battle for civilization is still a battle for the home.