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On October 10, 1954 Benjamin H. Freedman wrote a letter to Dr. David Goldstein, LL.D., in response to an article he wrote entitled, "Why Jews Become Catholics." Dr. Goldstein himself was a recent convert to
Catholicism at the time. Freedman addressed in his letter the perceived misconceptions found in Goldstein's article. What Goldstein was doing, either wittingly or unwittingly, was tilling the Catholic-Christian mind for the acceptance of the Zionist state of Israel.
The intention of Freedman was to confront Goldstein with the historical fact that modern Jewry was not descended from the biblical Judeans. The modern Jews being the descendants of the Khazars who converted to Judaism in the 7th century under King Bulan.
Other historical facts laid bare in this letter are, the roots of the word jew and how it developed, the corruptible Kol Nidre prayer which absolves all oaths taken, and the perverted precepts of the Babylonian Talmud.
Benjamin Freedman, once a Jew himself, was an insider of the Zionist movement. In coming face to face with the corruption of the Zionist and how his people were being manipulated, he renounced the Jewish faith in disgust.
Though he promotes the Catholic faith in this letter, he ran from one end of the spectrum of religious manipulation into another. The Vatican having its own hidden hand in the new world order plot as well.
One Heart Books makes this letter available because of the historical facts pertained in it and not for the promotion or defamation of any religious perspective, but to bring to the surface pertinent facts that can clarify how people are manipulated through the controlling paradigm of religion, for it is the dogma of religion, and not the spiritual teachings hidden beneath that dogma, that has been
the backbone to much historical strife that persist to this very day.
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