Douglas H. Melloy's book provides a unique perspective on the end of the world, centering on the extinction of the invader culture mindset and the return of the warlord god Jehovah. Melloy argues that Jehovah's influence has led to a social organism that promotes conquest, enslavement, and destruction through hierarchical ideologies. The book distinguishes between the invader culture and the indigenous people, emphasizing the importance of love, forgiveness, and compassion to overcome the negative aspects of the invader culture. Humanity had a two-thousand-year opportunity to abandon the invader culture, but the end times will bring a celestial battle between Jehovah and Id, leading to significant transformations on Earth. The book envisions a return to humanity's true essence, resulting in collective evolution and ascension.
Douglas H. Melloy's book provides a unique perspective on the end of the world, centering on the extinction of the invader culture mindset and the return of the warlord god Jehovah. Melloy argues that Jehovah's influence has led to a social organism that promotes conquest, enslavement, and destruction through hierarchical ideologies. The book distinguishes between the invader culture and the indigenous people, emphasizing the importance of love, forgiveness, and compassion to overcome the negative aspects of the invader culture. Humanity had a two-thousand-year opportunity to abandon the invader culture, but the end times will bring a celestial battle between Jehovah and Id, leading to significant transformations on Earth. The book envisions a return to humanity's true essence, resulting in collective evolution and ascension.
