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January 2011
I’d like to thank Bryan for sparking a new discussion on Facebook. Bryan stated “there is evil and there is good” and that, although he wasn’t sure because he hadn’t yet read Underdogma, he said “If Underdogma teaches that there ARE no such things (as good and evil) then I don't agree with it.”
Thank you Bryan. I invite you to read Underdogma, where you will find that, at the core of the book, is the belief that there is an evil and there is a good, there is a right and there is a wrong (in fact there is an entire chapter on that subject). I wrote this book to reveal the corrosive belief system called Underdogma which doesn’t assign values of right and wrong on whichever side is actually right or wrong. It assigns such values on whichever side has less or more power. The little guy can do no wrong-even when he does wrong-and those who have more power can do no right-even when they do right.
That’s why Underdogma is a corrosive belief system, and that’s why I rip it up by the roots and show it to you from all angles in Underdogma-and then give you a way to fight back.
To discuss this topic, visit the discussion board on Michael's Facebook page, or you can send him a tweet, by clicking here.
December 2010
“War on Christmas VS Christmas Bombers”
Why is it wrong for Christians to pray in public schools, while “some public schools and universities are granting Muslim requests for prayer times, prayer rooms and ritual foot baths, prompting a debate on whether Islam is being given preferential treatment over other religions.” Why is it bad for Christians to put up a Christmas tree in town squares while Christmas tree bombers get treated with kid gloves due to their “vulnerability?” Click to read article.
To discuss this topic, visit the discussion board on Michael's Facebook page, or you can send him a tweet, by clicking here.
November 2010
When Israel built a wall to protect itself from Palestinian terrorists, it was “protested personally by Barack Obama” and Underdogmatists around the world were outraged, calling it “Israeli Apartheid.”
When Egypt built a wall - right next door - in part to protect itself from the same Palestinian terrorists, no one called it “Egyptian Apartheid.” And, instead of the Obama White House protesting Egypt’s wall, the “U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is helping Egypt build it.”
Two walls, in the exact same part of the world, to fence in the exact same Palestinians. Two remarkably different reactions from the world and from the White House.
To discuss this topic, visit the discussion board on Michael's Facebook page, or you can send him a tweet, by clicking here.
I’d like to thank Bryan for sparking a new discussion on Facebook. Bryan stated “there is evil and there is good” and that, although he wasn’t sure because he hadn’t yet read Underdogma, he said “If Underdogma teaches that there ARE no such things (as good and evil) then I don't agree with it.”
Thank you Bryan. I invite you to read Underdogma, where you will find that, at the core of the book, is the belief that there is an evil and there is a good, there is a right and there is a wrong (in fact there is an entire chapter on that subject). I wrote this book to reveal the corrosive belief system called Underdogma which doesn’t assign values of right and wrong on whichever side is actually right or wrong. It assigns such values on whichever side has less or more power. The little guy can do no wrong-even when he does wrong-and those who have more power can do no right-even when they do right.
That’s why Underdogma is a corrosive belief system, and that’s why I rip it up by the roots and show it to you from all angles in Underdogma-and then give you a way to fight back.
To discuss this topic, visit the discussion board on Michael's Facebook page, or you can send him a tweet, by clicking here.
December 2010
“War on Christmas VS Christmas Bombers”
Why is it wrong for Christians to pray in public schools, while “some public schools and universities are granting Muslim requests for prayer times, prayer rooms and ritual foot baths, prompting a debate on whether Islam is being given preferential treatment over other religions.” Why is it bad for Christians to put up a Christmas tree in town squares while Christmas tree bombers get treated with kid gloves due to their “vulnerability?” Click to read article.
To discuss this topic, visit the discussion board on Michael's Facebook page, or you can send him a tweet, by clicking here.
November 2010
When Israel built a wall to protect itself from Palestinian terrorists, it was “protested personally by Barack Obama” and Underdogmatists around the world were outraged, calling it “Israeli Apartheid.”
When Egypt built a wall - right next door - in part to protect itself from the same Palestinian terrorists, no one called it “Egyptian Apartheid.” And, instead of the Obama White House protesting Egypt’s wall, the “U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is helping Egypt build it.”
Two walls, in the exact same part of the world, to fence in the exact same Palestinians. Two remarkably different reactions from the world and from the White House.
To discuss this topic, visit the discussion board on Michael's Facebook page, or you can send him a tweet, by clicking here.
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