Extract
“At the core of this whole Messianic culture is ancient
Arabian/tribal tradition intimately interwoven with pagan myths”
Have you ever wondered why the so called “Middle East”
is the world’s most volatile spot? Moreover, why is it that the Arab World is
the world’s hotbed for extremism and violence?
Why the Middle East, with its Muslim, Christian and
Jewish communities, has always been engulfed in a state of “perpetual conflict”
that is stubbornly unresolvable. And I’m not just referring to the last 50-70
years or so (ever since the [Jewish] state of Israel was cunningly established)
but to an era that goes further back in time.
My examination of this perpetual unrest goes back to
the crusades time, the rise of Islam with the subsequent conflict between the
Shia and Sunni followed by decades of ruthless raids east and west of Arabia,
the emergence (and politicization) of Jesus Christ story with the ensuing
martyrdom and split between the Eastern and western church and even back to the
so called Babylonian Captivity and the notorious ancient tale of the Exodus.
Why the area is (and has always been) in such a mess?
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