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Throughout the ages religion has focused on man's relationship to God. This approach is in fact wrong.
The singular purpose of religion is about our relationship with one another.
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Indifference
Morality
The Apocalypse
Charity
Isolation
Money
The Future
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Science
What lies beyond these concerns in The Ithon?
The Ithon is a relatively small book of just over two hundred pages. If you take out the fact that every single page of the book has a very dense hexadecimal coded message on the back of that page you will end up with just over one hundred pages written in what has been described as a stanza like format. Within those pages you will find a profoundly insightful work on a wide range of topics all bound by the central themes of reason and unselfishness.
Central to those two themes is the realization that the current systems of government and religion have proven themselves inadequate to deal with the needs of the people of this planet. The Ithon corrects these deficiencies by casting forth an organizational web whose vision is that of the future and not the past.
If you are at all concerned about the future of your life or the world around you then you need to read the book that is a testament to the value of existence!
Items of note
The most recent release in the illuminations collection.
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The true measure of values found, are judgments in existence. The sanctity of life is entwined upon the choices of your vision. No longer is it acceptable for life to be led from the quiet corners of despair. The Ithon represents a new beginning, a bold empowering future in which all persons are entitled to the self-evident right of value.Quote from the back cover of the book.
