M S Platt

All in the Name of God M S Platt

Why write a book about death and the end of the world? The reason is simple. This world now faces an atomic holocaust. North Korea threatens Asia. Iran threatens the entire Middle East and Europe. The simple detonation of a few hydrogen bombs would spread nuclear reactive dust throughout the planet, and humankind, as we know it would cease to exist. This book reviews the history of Mankind's existence throughout the ages and shows how humans use the symbol of God to rule over other humans and other species. For it can be said, "Mankind has learned one thing in its existence on this earth. It is how to destroy itself or how to destroy the vestiges of great civilizations. It is a world that does not love God nor understand Him, or even listen to Him. It is a world where God is used as a symbol, and the masters who use God, attain political, economic, Mosque, and Church power to overwhelm the Children of God by elaborate theocracies, and then concentrate their power 'All in the Name of God". In spite of this dilemma, there is hope for changing this disastrous pathway. The hope lies within the theme of BROTHERLY LOVE, a concept that originated two thousand years ago. The message of this book is to show how the adoption of this essential theme can ameliorate the erosion of moral civility, avert nuclear war, and improve the status of all societies. I urge the reader to stand fast while reading this book, for the hope of our future lives and generations depend on it.