Veejack (eBook)

Parents - the godless anti-Bible Veejack religion is using the public schools and government funding to train our children, family, and friends to reject our Judeo-Christian values and beliefs. For the past forty years Judeo-Christians have endured relentless assaults by news reporters, talk shows, politicians, academics and educators, media influencers, and performing artists. The assault targets Judeo-Christian faiths by focusing on the negative, inflammatory, and predatory behaviors and activities of a minority of individuals in leadership positions. These incidents are widely circulated by the anti-Judeo-Christian forces in attempts to demean the faiths and influence people to believe the whole Judeo-Christian model is corrupt and should be abolished. Realization that there is an external force targeting and tarnishing the Judeo-Christian faiths fosters a secondary realization. The external force attempting to destroy Judeo-Christian faiths is actually a nontheistic, often hedonistic and self-destructive competing religion that dares not publicly announce its existence. The media purposely ignores the significantly beneficial Judeo-Christian activities that occur every day across the United States. Judeo-Christian activities such as molding moral behavior in youths; educating oppressed and impoverished people; providing free food, shelter, and health care to the indigent; providing counseling; visiting the sick, infirm and elderly and those in hospice care; assisting addicts to regain their freedom by helping them to eliminate dependence on addictive substances; and calming gang violence. These, and a host of other unheralded and unreported positive Judeo-Christian activities are ignored by the propagandists of the new religion. The new religion and its media influencers portray the Judeo-Christian faiths in the worst light possible. The new religion s politicians legislate its religious beliefs into law. The new religion s clerics, functioning as journalists, or researchers, or academics, or broadcast personalities paint a slanted, negative, one-sided portrait of Judeo-Christian faiths and praise the tenets of the new religion.