Amadeus, you will never get all the people of one nation, not to mention all of mankind, to agree to believe in one ideology without resorting to
force or social programming and conditioning (i.e. brainwashing). As long as there are two mortal humans on this earth, they will find reason to
disagree about something, and they also perfectly capable of finding an excuse to kill each other. Furthermore, it was not the Christian faith that
led to and made possible the unspeakable horrors of the twentieth century, but the rising influence of godless pseudo-science and techonology on the
mind of man and his societies. However, the blame is most of all laid at the door of the Luciferian secret socities led by the
Rothschild-Rockefeller/Illuminati, the Freemasons, the Thule Society, and others of their ilk.
Man is basically selfish, prideful, and evil, not good. Children need to be trained how to be courteous and responsible; they are not born that way.
Most people only do the right thing out of fear of punishment and/or because they expect to be rewarded.
Also, while researching Richard Elliot Friedman, I made the following discovery:
[center]The man is a practicioner or at least an adherent of
Jewish Kabbalah[/center]
Two of Richard Elliot Friedmann’s (author of [I]Who Wrote the Bible?[/I]) other books [I]Commentary on the Torah[/I] and [I]The Hidden Face of God[/I]
advertised on the
thewayofkabbalahwebpage which may say something about his religious
views.
Editorial Reviews [For [I]The Hidden Face of God[/I])
Amazon.com
The Hidden Face of God is a record of biblical scholar Richard Elliott Friedman's attempts to understand why, after God tells Moses in Deuteronomy,
"I shall hide my face from them," God proceeds to disappear from the face of the earth. "Gradually through the course of the Hebrew Bible ... the
deity appears less and less to humans, speaks less and less. Miracles, angels, and all other signs of divine presence become rarer and finally
cease," Friedman writes. This freewheeling work of biblical and cultural criticism considers the ways modern writers such as Friedrich Nietzsche have
continued to develop the idea that "we are finally utterly on our own," wrestles with the insecurities, moral ambiguities, and spiritual doubts that
modernism has aggravated, and looks to contemporary science and Jewish mysticism for some clues as to how God's absence may in fact be His way of
showing His presence. Without ever lapsing into intellectual laziness or maudlin sentiment, Friedman provides an accessible survey of some of this
century's biggest moral dilemmas. And within those dilemmas themselves, Friedman finds hope. --Michael Joseph Gross
Ingram
Seeks to reconcile science and religion for the purpose of establishing a universal moral code for the third millennium,
citing three interlinking
mysteries that include the parallel between the Big Bang theory and the Kabbalah. Reprint.
Book Description
Bestselling author Richard Elliott Friedman, whose Who Wrote the Bible? was an intriguing took at the origins of the Bible, takes on another momentous
theme for the third millennium "to point the way toward a possible final reconciliation of science and religion and to provide the basis for a new
moral code acceptable to believers and nonbelievers alike" (Cleveland Plain Dealer).
Remarkably readable, this inspiring work explores three interlinking mysteries: the amazing fact that in the Bible God gradually becomes more hidden;
the eerie connection between Nietzsche and Dostoevsky, who arrived at the idea of "the death of God" almost concurrently -- but independent of one
another;
and the extraordinary cosmic parallel between the big bang theory and the mystlcism of the Kabbalah. Bible Review hailed this book as
"brilliant, an elegant and learned reflection on one of the central mysteries or the Bible and of modern life."
From
Amazon.com
Kabbalah is vehemntly anti-Christian, so his integrity is totally compromised as a supposedly objective Biblical commentator and textual critic.
Also, I'm well aware of all the deception and fraud that goes on in the field of Biblical Textual Criticism. It is a field of study designed
specifically with the intent to plant doubts in Christian minds about the validity of the Bible and destroy their faith outright if they can. I
don't trust you or the people you have learned from. I know what the truth is, and I'm not going to exchange it for a bunch of cleverly packaged
lies. There is a certain being in our world known as the father of lies, and he burns with hatred for true Christians and Christianity (not the
religion, which he helped to create, but the authentic faith). He is the god of all of who reject Yahweh and His Son Yahshua.
So then, you can take all the lies you have been taught and send them back to the very dark place from which they came.