Christian Reformation - The challenge to a limp Christianity and self-destructive secular ideologies.

though a tidal wave of anxiety threatens to wash away all of the knowledge and suppposed enlightened self understanding that a previous generation had taken as certain proof of advanced evolutionary development. Heinuous war crimes and crimes against humanity by those who belong to the intelligentsia has indeed destroyed the logic previously used to establish superiority. Since the intelligentsia has proven itself incapable of meaningful response to the crisis of humanity, from whence will come a positive future?>

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The protagonists in the unfolding tragdy are Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Zionism and American secular ideology. They have in common the certain conviction of the absolute truth at the core of their cultural identity and consequently have a certain conviction of their authority to defend and/or advance that absolute truth. Is it possible for there to be several absolute truths? . . . by no means. In centuries past ignorance and cultural isolation allowed humans to imagine the possiblity of coexistence, but population growth and economic interdependence have forced the acceptance that two claims to absolute will, of necessity, war against each other until one prevails. What then can be the source of a positive future for humans? Each of the claims to abosolute truth, in their current form, must be dismantled. That dismantling must extend to Christianity, Judaism, Islam, democracy, capitalism, the divine right of the individual and to Zionism. But how is that deconstruction any different then the chaos currently threatening to engulf the human race? The deconstruction can only result from spiritural warfare. The Roman Empire maintained its dominance with brutal public death for dissenters. It failed utterly when used against Christians, and dispensing death will fail utterly in the modern period. Spiritual warface is won by the powerful manifestation of a better way of life. Who amongest the protagonists can truly offer a better life to the others? If they can't they will lose . . . it's as simple as that.

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