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    Secularism (Part 19)

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    Author: Abu Raef
    Secularism (Part 19)
    Who were behind these strange decisions?
    The Jews proudly claim that they were the builders and planners of the French Revolution, they said in the Protocols: “Remember the French Revolution, which we call Cobra, the secrets of its initial formation are known and well known to us, because this revolution was made by us”.
    They say: “In this way, we were the first people who shouted for freedom, equality and brotherhood among the people, the interpretations are still remembered.”
    The fact is that this claim is extreme and combined with exaggeration, and anyone who has insight and understands the path of history and divine tradition will understand this issue. The truth is that the Jews were always humiliated and insulted by the Christians and according to the humiliation that Allah had inflicted on them, they were a lowly and humiliated nation everywhere. They were isolated in a corner and had never achieved a life with dignity and respect.
    The strange point is that despite this inferiority of Jews among Christians and other nations, they were very proud and considered themselves superior to others with malice and hatred. “The Talmud”, which is their precious book, writes: “The soul of the Jews is different from other souls; because the soul of the Jew is a part of Allah Almighty, just as a child is a part of his father”. For this reason, they are Allah’s chosen nation. Regarding other nations, the Talmud says: “A person who is outside the Jewish religion is an animal. It does not matter whether you call it a dog, a donkey or a pig. The sperm from which this animal is produced is the sperm of the animal”.
    Jews believe that all the goodness of the universe was created for them, and that Allah has required them to destroy all other nations; because they are infidels and idolaters and the only way to defeat them is to eradicate them. During the French Revolution and even before that, they were a lowly and worthless nation in France. They were not even counted as citizens and did not enjoy the rights of citizens, they were sure that one day they could save themselves from this humiliation and fulfill the promise of the Talmud to destroy the church and remove them from influence in the Christian society. For this reason, they were looking for an opportunity to implement this desire and to distance the Christian community from the teachings of the Church and its faith and belief.
    When the economic problems fell on the French society and the revolution of this country against the church was ignited, the Jews found a golden opportunity that should not be missed. Therefore, they funded the rebels and the revolutionaries and penetrated the heart and depth of the revolution and fed the slogans of freedom, equality and brotherhood to the hungry and poor revolutionaries, while their goal with these beautiful expressions was to eliminate the moral restrictions that hinder them in the path of corruption and to destroy the nations, to break the individual and social barriers that prevented them from reaching the tools of the state and its order and system, and to destroy the differences and inferiority of the Christian society to them.
    In this way, these hidden forces were able to push the Christian and French revolution, which was against religious men and their atrocities to a revolution against religion itself and introduce religion synonymous with oppression and backwardness in the eyes of European nations.
    Anyway, the French Revolution, with all its consequences and effects, created a new era in Europe and its beliefs, and changed the type of system and governance fundamentally and profoundly, and replaced the religious government influenced by the church to the secular government.
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