The United Nations is built on a false
religion, "the religion of humanity." In 1964, R.J. Rushdoony wrote
about The
Religion of the United Nations. John
Foster Dulles, founding member
of the Council on Foreign Relations, delegate to the UN founding
conference, and Eisenhower's first Secretary of State, said of the U.N.:
. . . Some
persons would like to throw out Soviet Russia because we disagree with
their representatives and they with us. A world organization without
Soviet Communists would be a much more pleasant organization. But they
have power in the world, and if the United Nations gets away from that
reality it becomes artificial and exerts less influence. The United
Nations should mirror more accurately, not less accurately, the reality
of what is.
The world must be saved by
law, and law reflects power rather than morality. Indeed,
the United Nations must be beyond good and evil:
I have now come to
believe that the United Nations will best serve the cause of peace if
its Assembly is representative of what the world actually is, and not
merely representative of the parts which we like. Therefore, we ought to
be willing that all the nations should be members without attempting to
appraise closely those which are "good" and those which are
"bad." Already that distinction is obliterated by the present
membership of the United Nations.
Since Man is the new god, the godhead must
be united, and the concepts of good and evil as found in "the
Laws of Nature and of Nature's God" must take second place. The
Soviet Union has power, and power is the ultimate
reality for the
religion of Secular Humanism and for the United Nations.
The
United Nations is anti-Christian to the core.
THE
CONSPIRACY'S THEOLOGY