This Point of View

This book, This Point of View, provides more answers than it has questions (with the exception of those theoretical questions that are in Chapter 16).

We begin by exploring some of the unanswered mysteries of "woman": What is she? Who is she? What is the purpose of her existence? How can we (men) ascertain that we know her and affirm these "sedative assumptions" without coming to terms with our ignorance?

The miraculous survival of the bludgeoning of history's misogynistic rebuttal against woman did not, in the least, remove her adamant stance from the porthole of a thousand unanswered questions. The more that men conclude a monopoly of her existence, the more they realize that they cannot mitigate their 'imprisoned ignorance.' There is a "momentous concern" over the increasing ignorance toward women, but what does the Bible tell us about her?

We also explore the origin of our civilization's dark beginnings and how it has predicted our dark ending. Out of the myriad of its battles of bloodshed, its evil totalitarians, its bludgeoning by a myriad of political ideologies that were "hell-bent" on the eternal molding of civilization, the long-forgotten languishing of the masses beneath the adamant of cultural miasma, and the 'Mother superstition' that held our ancestors within its grip.

Today, it appears that men have expelled these "moldings of our history" and have shoved them aside as nothing more than a rejection of the myths of a mnemonic garbage heap of a gone-by age.

Yet, to our unawareness, the blood of our progenitors that flows hot in our veins as we speak a blasphemous rhetoric that is heard to the boundaries of the universe. Today, the cosmos trembles beneath the panoramic spectacle of the "abhorrent" that history is mandated and accountable for:

"For we know that the whole creation groans and labors with birth pangs together until now." (Romans 8:22, KJV)

With the same unsettling spirit of ignorance that our ancestors held and the same forces that kept them in check, are controlling us today.

Messiah's Cross is like a plumb line to the earth made of the ancient Semitic characters. Beside each symbol is its meaning.