The Unpardonable Sin - Part 1 - Garner Ted Armstrong - 1974

Garner Ted Armstrong

Religion is difficult to divorce from politics, from science, from the space race, from the arms race, from international geopolitics, from the monetary crisis, or from the way of life as it is lived by millions of people in different countries all over the world. When you look at the world and its problems, you are looking, the chances are, at various religious hang-ups. Take India for an example. Here are millions upon millions of human beings whose lives are held by the tenuous threat of a late monsoon, of a terrible problem of infant mortality, of a very low life expectancy, the midst of a population explosion, terrible malnutrition—most of it protein deficiency, which causes slowness of mind and slowness of mental responses of all sorts, which even impairs the learning process. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library