Evolution is true, right? Colonialism was a blight upon the planet, right? The problems in the world can all be traced back to the white man, right? Slavery is the biggest sin ever perpetrated upon the globe and was carried out by the white man, right? Multiculturalism is something we simply have to adjust to, right? Political correctness is the rule to live by, right? Truth is the new hate speech, right? If this is the content of the messages that reach your eyes and ears every day, but you are not quite sure of how true or right they are, or how you should react to them, this book is for you. And it goes a lot further, as it deals with pressing social issues such as the Islamization of Europe, the coming New World Order, and what it entails. Does it concern you that men are marrying men? Does it concern you that the Pope supports both gay rights and Islam, and says that God is not divine? How do you feel about the drive toward the unity of all churches under the aegis of the Pope? Are you happy about being herded into a global religious ecumenical hug? Wasn't America built on the premise of escaping papal persecution? Is Sunday the real Sabbath? Is uniting with Catholicism the best option for America and the West? Is the separation of church and state really a metaphor based on bad history, that Trump is vowing to dismantle? What about the radical fraying of the fabric of society, and the downward spiral in morality? Perhaps we need to take a little step back and retrace our steps up to the present. White civilization took over the world, and it was self-consciously Christian at the time. Maybe we need to go back to the Bible, and connect the dots between what it says and the impact made by white civilization upon history. This book is entirely unique and is of particular relevance to the times in which we live. It is entirely unique for two reasons. First, it links Western Christian civilization - Modern Israel - to the Bible and shows how the West fulfilled all the promises God made to Abraham about taking over large swathes of the world - so as to bring the conquered to a knowledge of the truth of God, and so that "through you, all nations of the earth will be blessed." Second, it shows how the West reneged on its God-given responsibility and adopted the idea of evolution as our story of origin. As long as the West held to the Great Commission that they were given to "Go and teach all nations..." there was reason, purpose and justification for the colonization of the world. The colonial era, despite all its negative propaganda, was the greatest force for good ever to operate upon the planet. But as soon as the West let go of the Bible and embraced evolution as our origin, the reasons for our expansionism evaporated, the justification for our wealth and prosperity evaporated, and we began to sink into the slime from which we claimed to have emerged. But despite all the hoopla, there is to this day, absolutely no scientific proof for evolution. Anyone who doubts evolution is made to feel ignorant and stupid. It was the belief in the Bible that brought the West to the heights of its cultural preeminence. At the height of our power we had the opportunity to tell everyone how they too could flourish as we were flourishing. But instead of pride in the validity of our beliefs, we began to feel guilty about our success, and White Guilt became the hallmark of the Western world. In order to cope with our guilt, we elevated all cultures to having the same value as our own, and multiculturalism became the benchmark of a supposedly fair and balanced approach to the world. Hot on the heels of multiculturalism, came political correctness which, with its myriad of conflicting claims to having the right to feel insulted, freedom of speech has become radically undermined, and we end up wondering what we are allowed to say next. This book is the best advertisement for Protestant Christianity ever written.
About the Author: The author is married and lives in South Africa. He has degrees in Psychology, and theology and a Master's in Religion. He has taught English extensively at universities and colleges in South Africa and Korea. He has a deep and abiding interest in the global political situation, how the social order appears to be breaking down, and in the New World Order as it takes shape around us. He has a unique take on how these events may be prophecied in the Bible, and has written this book to place current events in the context of the culture in which the West arose, and the progress of her history to the present day.