The Jews and Moral Subversion

The Jews and Moral Subversion

Anti-Semitism is a racial concept: hatred of the Jews because of immutable and ineradicable racial characteristics. Anti-Semitism is wrong and repudiated by the Church. But a Christian must oppose beliefs and actions of Jews that result from their rejection of Christ. Many Jews try to live up to the moral law. Nevertheless, the Jews rejected Logos, the Reason for the universe and its redemption, and so rejected Christ, the Supernatural Messiah, to support anti-Christian revolutionary movements. This rejection has led to cultural subversion and collapse of the moral order. The book first examines use of sexual imagery and propaganda as psychological warfare and social control, a subversive technique with a long history and used by Jews in modern Culture Wars. The book then explains the roots of Jewish subversion of the moral law situated in the rejection of Logos, the moral and social order stemming from God and Christ. The book then examines the prominent role of Jews in the media, notably film and Hollywood, and the battles in this context between the Catholic Church and the Jews. A similar phenomenon is seen in the widespread Jewish promotion of abortion, which is examined next, followed by a study of Jewish influence in the arts and culture. The book then moves to the malign influence of Wilhelm Reich in overturning traditional morality and its replacement by sexual revolution. An analysis of Logos in history, the fostering and protection of the moral order under the Catholic Church, follows as a contrast. The book then looks at a case study of the consequences of revolution, i.e., the sexual abuse of women in India. This is followed by discussion of the role of Jews in promoting reversion from traditional marriage to "same-sex marriage." A conclusion deals with the way forward for defenders of the moral law. Central is a move from the materialistic ethos and to traditional moral and religious principles.