Scott D de Hart

Yahweh The Two-Faced God By Dr. Joseph P. Farrell Ph.D and Scott deHart Ph.D is a book with resounding implications.

In the structure of the book, the authors post an interesting conundrum: that the theological terror and mayhem that has taken place since the spawning of the three Yahwist religions [Judaism, Christianity & Islam] is in large part due to the full fragmentation of people into dialectical positions that permanently pin people in opposing groups. This has caused a culture clash in many ways.

Arguably, the most vital reason this book should be read is to come to an understanding of how the big three religions are used for socially engineer schisms due to their inherent nature which is deeply interrelated at the outset with Yahweh and his polar opposite tendencies. The event that has taken place is best explained thoroughly in this particular passage by the authors:

"...a schism has been introduced into the social structure that is thus revolutionary in nature, for a dualistic dialectic has now become a defining feature of the social space: all accepting the Yahwist revelation are exclusively within the realm of truth, of light, of illumination, of belief. All outside of it, "Egypt" are in the realm of falsehood, darkness, idolatry, and unbelief. This "cloven space," to employ the metaphor of George Spencer-Brown, has become the common cultural and intellectual space of the Western world for two thousand years, and the cultural space and intellectual world of Islam for almost a millennium and a half."[1][Bold Emphasis Added]

Such are the origins of the beast that society currently faces.

Further discussed within the pages of this book are subjects like the topological metaphor of the medium, social engineering and violence, culture clashes, moral schizophrenia, programming of behavior, the inherent set of moral contradictions, deaths ordered by Yahweh, and more. Some of these topics are addressed at greater length than others, but they all weave seamlessly into the central thesis of the authors.

Particularly of interest the authors home in on the many problems with prophecies, the rapture doctrine, the 'apocalypse' meme and geopolitics, all of which are being employed in all their nefarious glory to accomplish wicked agendas.

These agendas are all inherently divisive, as the authors cogently note:

"...the contest is not between "Christian and infidel", but Yahwist and infidel, between those who wish to return the world to a mediaeval barbarism of bonfires and beheadings for thinking the wrongs things or being "an infidel", howsoever defined, and those who do not.

"In short, the violent division of the social space and its final violent apocalyptic apotheosis in nihilism that constitute Yahwism in all its forms can only be combated by alert minds and warm heart..."[2][Bold Emphasis Added].

While this book's tackling of the three monotheistic religions and how they have been instrumental in socially engineering many of the inherent issues that we have to deal with at this time will not get as much attention as the other books written by the authors or Dr. Farrell's work, it's still vital for the deep comprehension of the current state of our cultures.

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[1] Dr. Joseph P. Farrell Ph.D and Scott deHart Ph.D, Yahweh The Two-Faced God, pg. 25.
[2]Ibid., pg. 118.… (más)