My Attempt to Reconcile the Religions of Man

The narrative below is from one of my many letters to the embassies of the Mideast nations since 1992; this is from a letter dated April 13, 2005:


During my ordeal during 1989-1991, one great stressor for me was that it seemed self-obvious that I was to reconcile or explain the existence of the several religions of man. My first thoughts on this were at age 13 when I read the book, 'A Gift of Prophecy' by Ruth Montgomery, a book about Jeane Dixon. Near the book's conclusion, Ms. Dixon describes a vision that she had on February 5, 1962 of a baby boy born in the Middle East who would grow up and "before the close of the century, he will bring together all mankind in one all-embracing faith,....the foundation of a new Christianity."

As an avid 13-year-old amateur astronomer in 1967, I reasoned that since there is one Creator who created the entire human race, there should be a way to do this but how, exactly, will 'Jeane Dixon's boy' do it?

After I had become settled down and had mulled this question over, in May, 1992, I wrote:



*****************World Religions Reconciled*****************

All major religions believe (or should believe) in a, or a manifestation of a, Supreme Being.**

1) Worship the Supreme Being
2) Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself*
3) Jesus is the only Son of the Supreme Being

*Great emphasis on this point. God already knows that He is God.
**Jesus teaches that the Supreme Being is a monotheistic entity.

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I was surprised by the brevity of what I had written and would view this as mathematicians view elegant equations.