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Religion & Metaphysics Books
Religion & Metaphysics Books
Religion & Metaphysics Books
Religion & Metaphysics Books
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"The Counter-Reading, the Decanics of Capitalism" poses a problem that has never been objectively and crucially investigated before. How did ancient Greek civilization sink? Why? Who did its annihilation serve? And why was it considered necessary to uproot Greek education in order for Christianity to survive?
Civilizations that were completely destroyed and wiped off the face of the earth were invaded by hordes of barbarians. Like the Mycenaean civilization by the Dorians and the Canaanite civilization by the Hebrews.
But Christianity appears as a religion. And it claims the same until today. However, how did it act as a barbaric invasion? And why did it function as a catalyst for the destruction of every Greek element, a role that only Nazism has used?
Christianity claimed, and still claims, that its sole motive was Salvation. Agreed? But salvation of what? Of the accumulation of Wealth and Power.
This is the goal of this book: The demythologization of a fraud, as the Christian religion stood, which becomes the foundation of capitalism. And which could not survive without the destruction of Greek rationalism.
Otherwise, a question will continue to be pending: From Greek civilization is born the Identity of Man. Why does Christianity abolish this Identity in order to supposedly save humanity?
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Difficult book, but personally I found it very interesting!
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Conspiracy theories made in Greece...
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