Trump & Divine Intervention |
Atheism
The
Greek word for God is theos. No God means atheos, so that atheists are people
who claim to know that there is no God. This superstition is as ancient as
mankind itself and continues to this day. Atheists, also known as humanists,
claim that they believe only what can be proved scientifically. This nonsense is
laughable, since a consumer model for human knowledge has no scientific basis.
For
example, there is no scientific proof that Beethoven’s symphonies are
beautiful and inspiring. Nor is there any scientific proof that Rembrandt
painted amazing pictures. Yet millions of people support both opinions. Atheists
claim, according to John Dewey, that the universe is self-created. This is
absurd. Atheists also claim that all things are human. This is equally
ridiculous, as no human being created the earth and all that is therein. In
short, atheism is the superstition of all times and is supported only by those
whose ignorance is truly amazing.
Recently
we witnessed something that is indeed astonishing. That was the election of
Donald Trump for the presidency of the United States. The fact is that all the
media in the United States and around the world predicted the overwhelming
election of Hillary Clinton. For example, New York Magazine told its readers
that they were 100% sure Clinton would win. The Huffington Post claimed that
Clinton had a 98% probability of victory and the New York Times predicted that
Clinton had an 85% chance to win. NBC’s electoral map showed Hillary with more
than enough electoral votes to win the presidency, and CBS predicted that
Hillary would gain 341 electoral votes, which they called a blowout and
predicted the presidential race over. Similar
predictions were made by almost every one of the media in the country as well as
by all kinds of commentators. As late as the day of the election, these beliefs
still held. It was only late in the night and in the early morning of November 9
that it became evident that Donald Trump had won. Considering
all the bad publicity that Trump received during the primaries and thereafter,
this seemed to be impossible. Therefore
there are those who are convinced that Shem Yisborach saved the Jewish people
from the destruction which the Democrats, and Clinton in particular, were about
to inflict on the people of Israel. Recently,
the United Nations Security Council voted unanimously that no Jew has a right to
live in Israel. Since the United States has a veto right, the Obama
administration could have instructed our delegate Powers to veto this
resolution. By abstaining, the Democrats and Obama clearly signaled their
willingness to see Israel destroyed by the 20 some Arab countries and the
1,500,000,000 Muslims. The fact is that without the support of the United
States, the Jews in Israel would probably not survive. Since Clinton would, of
course, have continued this anti-Jewish policy, we were saved from another
Holocaust by the election of Donald Trump. We immediately objected to this
turn of events. Two
days before the November 8 election, the daughter of Donald Trump and her
husband, who are both Orthodox Jews, prayed at the grave of Menachem Schneerson
to prevent just such a catastrophe. Shem Yisborach evidently listened to this
prayer and now we see that Israel was saved from mass murder by its enemies. Already
Donald Trump has appointed an ambassador who will move the American Embassy to
Jerusalem and who will represent the support the Republican community accords to
Israel. There
was a time before the election of Obama when both parties supported Israel's
survival. That is no longer the case, as the Democrats have become Israel’s
antagonists. The
lesson here is, that the enemies of the Jewish people were defeated at the
ballot box by millions of voters who did not know that they were the tools of
Shem Yisborach. So much for the atheists. May they prosper in their illusions, for they too are the children of the God they deny. Shalom u’vracha. Dr. Gerhard Falk is the author of numerous publications, including End of the Patriarchy (2015). |