Holy War The Blood Of Abraham

Holy War The Blood of Abraham: Echoes from Nag Hammadi saying to all three Religions I am not the God you think you know is a book about the 1945 discovery at Nag Hammadi and how in time it will alter the future of Christianity-as well as Judaism and Islam. Through the lens of this discovery it addresses two important questions: · What is the role of the religions of Abraham in present world conflict? · Is only Islam to blame, or also Judaism and Christianity? It exposes the underlying flaws that are built into each of these three religious belief systems and, although it leaves it to the reader to decide, argues that culpability for Islamic terrorism lies not only with the failures of Islam, but also with the failures of Judaism and Christianity. It is a book that calls on its readers; Christians, Jews and Muslims, and all others, to look within themselves in search for answers to the most important questions facing our world today.

How many humans died in the Old Testament? Twelve thousand died in this battle, thirty thousand in that slaughter, page after page of death and total destruction. Do you know how many gallons of wine God ordered for his New Year’s celebration? Did you know that the God of the Jews knew nothing about the human body He “created,” or that He was well-known as a war lord? Have you ever heard about the sounds God made when he flew, or how sorcery was used in the Bible. Did you know He had a second army? Has any minister ever told you of the talking animals and not one, but three Gods in the Old Testament! Read the Bible in a very different way and travel back 4000 years in time to a world never mentioned in church.