Acceptance of the Copernican Cosmology Was a Religious Act

If there was an infinity of worlds, as Bruno maintained, for whom in particular had Christ died on this earth? If the universe was eternal, what would become of God the Creator? Acceptance of the Copernican cosmology was a religious...

Source: Utopian Thought in the Western World  by Frank E. Manuel

A Conspiracy of Love

Months later, while outlining a not-yet-titled book about the emerging social alternatives, I thought again about the peculiar form of this movement: its atypical leadership, the patient in-tensity of its adherents, their unlikely successes. It suddenly struck me that in...

Source: The Aquarian Conspiracy  by Marilyn Ferguson

Religious Differences Are Seen as the Final Barrier

Let's briefly consider the spiritual part of this agenda: Religious differences are seen as the final barrier, separating various ethnic populations. Until these differences are broken down, divergent cultures will never fully meld into a One World Order.

Source: One World  by Tal Brooke

A Global Religion

The political, military, and economic pillars of this long range plan cannot fully support a World Order without the fourth pillar - a global religion - standing beneath the fourth corner, lest the structure collapse. It is that simple.

Source: One World  by Tal Brooke

Four Great Problems

Four great problems that men at all times have had to face need new interpretation, in his opinion. These are: 1. How the universe arose or was created, how it operates, who or what makes things happen and why. 2....

Touted as Absolute Truths

One group of the religious looked upon the absorption with secondary causes as a deflection from contemplation of the divine Primary Cause and hence suspect, if not heretical, especially when propositions like the Copernican hypothesis, touted as absolute truths, contradicted...

Source: Utopian Thought in the Western World  by Frank E. Manuel