Chapter 35 - Answering the Skeptic
What if the reader does not believe all of this evidence of the scheduled inception of the New World Order? What if the unbeliever says that all of the writings offered in this study were just the thoughts of individual authors and that they are not connected to the writings of any other individual?
What if it is claimed that it is simply not correct to draw that single conclusion from the material presented? Quite possibly there are many who will believe that it is not possible to reach that conclusion unless it was done in error.
In other words, what if the skeptic says that the author's interpretations of all of the evidence have lead to the wrong conclusion.
That is a reasonable position and one that the author is willing to discuss. But not for the obvious reason.
The reader is reminded of the admonition contained in the first chapters of this book.
The reader was warned that the conclusions drawn by the author would be too difficult to believe, and it was anticipated that the average reader would not believe them.
However, there is one piece of evidence that has not been placed into the puzzle, and the skeptics should hold their final opinion until it has been considered.
That evidence is contained in the following chapter.
What if the reader does not believe all of this evidence of the scheduled inception of the New World Order? What if the unbeliever says that all of the writings offered in this study were just the thoughts of individual authors and that they are not connected to the writings of any other individual?
What if it is claimed that it is simply not correct to draw that single conclusion from the material presented? Quite possibly there are many who will believe that it is not possible to reach that conclusion unless it was done in error.
In other words, what if the skeptic says that the author's interpretations of all of the evidence have lead to the wrong conclusion.
That is a reasonable position and one that the author is willing to discuss. But not for the obvious reason.
The reader is reminded of the admonition contained in the first chapters of this book.
The reader was warned that the conclusions drawn by the author would be too difficult to believe, and it was anticipated that the average reader would not believe them.
However, there is one piece of evidence that has not been placed into the puzzle, and the skeptics should hold their final opinion until it has been considered.
That evidence is contained in the following chapter.
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