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It’s not even hard to track the Fed connection to this. This took me about 5 minutes to unravel. Pohlhaus comes out of nowhere and gets “a following.” Then he somehow starts buying property in Maine with……..
How different would the world look/be today if all of the world's faithful understood one key fact:
Every major religion - Christians, Jews, Hindus, Zoroastoreans, Muslims, Buddhists, Essenes (they were pre-Christian and John the Baptist may have been a member of this secretive sect), Vikings, and many others all share the same major tenets of their faith:
-The Holy Triad (Trinity)
-A single, Omnipresent, Omniscient, and Omnipotent Diety (God)
-The soul of the faithful is immortal, although there are some different names for where the soul goes after physical death
-That each of our God (by whatever name they call Him) wants His followers to live a happy, fruitful life that contributes to the world
There's even a sect called the Druze who apparently blends all of the above into one religion.
What, theoretically, are the chances that the one true God, is only viewed differently by different people based on social, cultural, and language differences?
Moreover, what if every battle that has been (and is being) waged against evil since time immemorial (genocidal warlords , Nazis, Marxists, Fascists, etc) have not been their own wars, but merely campaigns in the one great war that has been waged through all of time?
Remember the stories of nazis hunting for esoteric religious items? What if it wasn't power they sought from those objects, but relics of a religion their leaders already followed, unbeknownst to the outside world?
What if the Faithful of the world were able to unite to fight against those led by the dark one/forces/arts?
Outwardly, the books that I write are Military Fiction, but a large part of my writing drive is to provoke questions that people may not have on their own, and provide information from layers of historical (and yes, Biblical) research that being an author allows.
I promised the men & women of 1AP that I would never use our group to promote my books, so this is the only time I'll ever mention them here, on this platform.
But the thought/question is, I believe, more important than promoting a book, and its a major thread of my current research/writing for the one that will conclude my trilogy.
Even if the thoughts above anger you on a personal level at first, allow yourself to consider it.
Why have so many in man's history killed each other in the name of religion when we believe in the same core tenets of God?
Especially when there is and has always been a greater evil in the world.
What if...
Every major religion - Christians, Jews, Hindus, Zoroastoreans, Muslims, Buddhists, Essenes (they were pre-Christian and John the Baptist may have been a member of this secretive sect), Vikings, and many others all share the same major tenets of their faith:
-The Holy Triad (Trinity)
-A single, Omnipresent, Omniscient, and Omnipotent Diety (God)
-The soul of the faithful is immortal, although there are some different names for where the soul goes after physical death
-That each of our God (by whatever name they call Him) wants His followers to live a happy, fruitful life that contributes to the world
There's even a sect called the Druze who apparently blends all of the above into one religion.
What, theoretically, are the chances that the one true God, is only viewed differently by different people based on social, cultural, and language differences?
Moreover, what if every battle that has been (and is being) waged against evil since time immemorial (genocidal warlords , Nazis, Marxists, Fascists, etc) have not been their own wars, but merely campaigns in the one great war that has been waged through all of time?
Remember the stories of nazis hunting for esoteric religious items? What if it wasn't power they sought from those objects, but relics of a religion their leaders already followed, unbeknownst to the outside world?
What if the Faithful of the world were able to unite to fight against those led by the dark one/forces/arts?
Outwardly, the books that I write are Military Fiction, but a large part of my writing drive is to provoke questions that people may not have on their own, and provide information from layers of historical (and yes, Biblical) research that being an author allows.
I promised the men & women of 1AP that I would never use our group to promote my books, so this is the only time I'll ever mention them here, on this platform.
But the thought/question is, I believe, more important than promoting a book, and its a major thread of my current research/writing for the one that will conclude my trilogy.
Even if the thoughts above anger you on a personal level at first, allow yourself to consider it.
Why have so many in man's history killed each other in the name of religion when we believe in the same core tenets of God?
Especially when there is and has always been a greater evil in the world.
What if...