Remaking America by George Shollenberger, Idea XXXXXXXVI (A Nation Under God, II)
In his book on ‘A Grammar of Motives,’ Kenneth Burke found that the possible human motives are infinite in number. His work thus reveals many forces that reduce human motives to mechanical motives. If these forces continue to grow, the human soul will be eliminated and the USA will be destroyed as a nation under God. If this occurs many U.S. citizens will become slaves.
A basic force originates these many forces. This basic force is the unity of the fields of mathematics and science. This unity of mathematical and scientific thoughts cause mechanical forces in all life sciences. If these forces are not stopped, all humans will be reduced to machines, which make all human motives logical motives. If this reduction is maintained, the drama of human life created by God will be reduced to a mechanical drama.
Although this basic force and many life sciences are highly flawed today, this basic flaw began to develop this mechanical drama in the 1830s with South Carolina’s politician, John C. Calhoun, after he concluded that humans are property. Ever since Darwin’s evolutionary theory came to the USA in 1859, such a property became an enemy of President Lincoln and became a continuous political debate after Lincoln was assassinated.
For instance, the idea that humans are property was amplified by the German mathematician, J. P. Morgan. As one of the Big Families, he wanted to own all U.S. industries and its labor. Fortunately, President Teddy Roosevelt refused this request. But, in the 1930s, the number of human motives was reduced to zero by President Hoover when he said that the 1929 economic depression will recover itself and without human help.
The Hoover saying was confirmed when the U.S. Supreme Court rejected God and removed prayer from public schools in 1967. In the early 1970s, the Hoover saying was confirmed again when most physical and life scientists rejected God saying that all things in the universe are mechanical.
Today, the people of the USA must decide whether they are machines or not. They must act if they believe in God. If they do not believe in God or do not act, slavery in the USA will continue to grow without a limit.
A basic force originates these many forces. This basic force is the unity of the fields of mathematics and science. This unity of mathematical and scientific thoughts cause mechanical forces in all life sciences. If these forces are not stopped, all humans will be reduced to machines, which make all human motives logical motives. If this reduction is maintained, the drama of human life created by God will be reduced to a mechanical drama.
Although this basic force and many life sciences are highly flawed today, this basic flaw began to develop this mechanical drama in the 1830s with South Carolina’s politician, John C. Calhoun, after he concluded that humans are property. Ever since Darwin’s evolutionary theory came to the USA in 1859, such a property became an enemy of President Lincoln and became a continuous political debate after Lincoln was assassinated.
For instance, the idea that humans are property was amplified by the German mathematician, J. P. Morgan. As one of the Big Families, he wanted to own all U.S. industries and its labor. Fortunately, President Teddy Roosevelt refused this request. But, in the 1930s, the number of human motives was reduced to zero by President Hoover when he said that the 1929 economic depression will recover itself and without human help.
The Hoover saying was confirmed when the U.S. Supreme Court rejected God and removed prayer from public schools in 1967. In the early 1970s, the Hoover saying was confirmed again when most physical and life scientists rejected God saying that all things in the universe are mechanical.
Today, the people of the USA must decide whether they are machines or not. They must act if they believe in God. If they do not believe in God or do not act, slavery in the USA will continue to grow without a limit.
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