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This book is intended to be a basic introduction to true and meaningful analysis, whether it be termed ‘science,’ ‘religion,’ ‘philosophy,’ ‘logic,’ etc., in order to aid the reader in constructing a new paradigm for understanding and interpreting reality, particularly the most pressing questions which we rational beings are all wrought with: the philosophers’ fons et origo—the natures and relationship of God and the universe, and the nature and purpose of man in relation to the universe. It is based on an esoteric but thoroughly valid understanding of mystic religion, math-based science and ancient scripture. The main argument begins by pointing out the oft-overlooked differences between the capriciously labeled ‘Gnostic’ cults and the anti-Christian cults of Gnosticism. It then goes on to authoritatively answer once and for all the most important questions posed by the world’s religions and philosophies, such as the ideas concerning original sin, free will, the problem of suffering and the origin of evil. A broad list of topics addressed includes the negative influence of secular Humanism and Luciferianism in contemporary exoteric religion, secretive government-sponsored mind-control programs and alien cover-ups, the non-validity of the classical scientific paradigm of rigorous causality, an in-depth correction of the major errors of contemporary mainstream and fringe archaeology, the relationship between substance and sense, the different types of law including natural law and natural consequence, and a general overview of the noblest of the sciences: logic, ethics and metaphysics. The most significant mistakes of men like Baruch Spinoza and Albert Einstein are thoroughly examined in light of modern science, and of the philosophical system of Gottfried W. von Leibniz, now formally known as Optimism.

The End of Learning is the first and only philosophical treatise to adequately pick up where Leibniz left off three centuries ago, and as such it is an invaluable resource for analyzing and interpreting the truths revealed by his unsurpassed genius. Although enough attention is given to debunk the illogical sophisms of Atheism and a few other equally absurd paradigms and to shed light on their historical origins, no effort is made to legitimize the self-evident truths of science and scripture. Rather the focus of the book is on pointing out the flaws in logic which prohibit us from recognizing them as such. This book is a veritable rabbit hole of truth. read more

 
The Nazarene Way: Biblical Ethics and Eschatology

The goal of The Nazarene Way is to provide the reader with an analytical and comprehensive explanation of both the legalistic letter and the spiritual intent of the Christians’ scriptures in order to overcome mainstream indoctrination and replace it with a more valid interpretation of the truth. Our purpose is to take out of the religion of Christ its mystical element and explain it in the manner in which it was actually meant to be understood by its founders. The meaning of the symbols, the rites, the terms and the formulae are decoded in order to present a complete picture of what not only this religion, but in fact what every religion is and what they are for. In other words, this is a study of all things, not just the Bible or Christianity.

This book is intended primarily for Christians or those who have grown up in Western culture and who are therefore familiar with the basic principles of Christianity and open to analyzing them according to what the Bible says rather than what has been repeatedly said by lying and deceiving men. There are many things which are taken for granted here, but these are covered elsewhere, especially in The End of Learning: Logic and the Means of Knowledge, which is intended to introduce the reader to the concepts contained herein. This book takes the ethical and metaphysical arguments presented in The End of Learning and develops them in detail without needlessly retracing the steps to the beginning of those arguments.

Whereas The End of Learning was the first, or perhaps for some, the second grade of the system now being presented, this is the second or third. This book, unlike the last volume, captures the essence of the religious sentiment rather than its expression. It is not intended that the reader should require further education after this, but rather that the reader should have a point of view as enlightened as those of the ancient mystic sages after comprehending its esoteric truths. It is intended that the reader will come away with all the knowledge necessary to change his or her life for the better in every way accorded by applied spirituality. No other book in the history of man can rightfully claim to achieve the same goals with the same measure of exactitude.

The Nazarene Way begins the ambitious apology of Biblical Christianity by addressing the main arguments advanced by the Illuminists of the 18th century which are still being regurgitated by the common Agnostic Westerner without adequate reply from the recognized clerical authorities. The main purpose is to introduce the reader to a Biblical system of ethics so simple and so profound that it has never even occurred to the average “Christian,” while simultaneously correcting each of the many mistakes of nearly 17 centuries of established dogma within the mainstream ecclesiastical organizations. These criticisms are of a logical nature only—it is not our purpose to judge or inflame those who have called themselves Christians and our spiritual leaders, but to educate and save them. What is presented is therefore the formerly universal religion, or a reformed Christianity—natural religion, but Christianity because it particularly takes into account the advances in understanding provided by the Nazarene interpretation and the wonderful scriptures it has produced, regardless of the name or epistemological bias which we attach to the holistic paradigm. read more

This is Edward Hendrie’s exposition of the doctrine of free will for the Jesuit invention that it is, and by default, it is a searing condemnation of the anti-Christian views now universally espoused by the “Christian” churches and organizations of the world. We consider it the authoritative source on this important issue.

The Varieties of Religious Experience: A Study in Human Nature (coming soon)

William James’ great work adapted from his Gifford Lectures has left an indelible mark on psychology and philosophy. It is important in its own right, but has a special place here in being the principle source of reference in The Nazarene Way, and we are therefore presenting it to make it more accessible to the reader.

 
Theodicy: Essays on the Goodness of God, the Freedom of Man and the Origin of Evil (on hold indefinitely)

This timeless, priceless classic of the Scholastic tradition of critical thinking by Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz (1646-1716) set the foundation for modern logic, philosophy, ethics, law, metaphysics and theology. It is, however, a very difficult read, and as such the influence of the school of philosophy which has been attributed to it (Optimism) has diminished over time. This is owing more to Leibniz’s suppression by those whose paradigms he has debunked than any imperfection in the text, and we have therefore decided to help give it the credibility it deserves. Using E. M. Huggard’s translation of the original French, we have made it more reader-friendly by adding hundreds of citations and translations of otherwise obscure but nevertheless important Greek, Latin and Italian references. Although Theodicy is in the public domain and there are many e-book sources currently in circulation, these are merely reprints of the standard Open Court publication, and no other edition has added to the comprehensibility of Huggard’s translation.

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