Mankind has sufficient resources at hand to turn this planet into a place of plenty for the next twenty million centuries, and it has the moral, political, and physical capability to attain this goal, only the will is lacking in this age.  This 'will' is a people's commitment to itself.  The central cross in the last painting in Christ and Christmas reflects the dual nature of mankind's crown.  The cross is shown richly overgrown with blossoming forms of life, representing mankind's metaphysical capability to create resources for life.  The cross is also shown associated with the flock of nine birds that represent the scientific structure of divine Science Science by which mankind discovers its soul, its identity, its tall status as the brightest manifest of creation, clothed with the sun.  In this atmosphere of truth, no man can be owned by any other, nor can his thinking be controlled by another, or his life be determined by any other ideology, organization, or despotism.  Freedom is the natural manifest of the expression of qualities that are inherent in the fundamental aspects of God, it involves the realization of mankind's inherent potential for freedom and for infinite development, which together, come to light in divine Science as the inalienable right of man symbolized by the crown of life and dominion.

This inalienable right, however, involves certain responsibilities.  A nation is not free, in spite of the tallest right, if a central oligarchy is allowed to owns the media for its communication with one another; if an oligarchy is allowed to own its currency by which development is financed; if an oligarchy is allowed to owns its governments by means of extortionist powers; if oligarchic cartels are allowed to own its food supply; if oligarchic front organizations are allowed to continuously tell the people of the world that they represent a cancer on this earth, raping the soil, destroying the land, thus tearing down the image of God with a bag of lies.  A nation must take the responsibility for its freedom.  It is not enough to recognize that all man are created equally, in the image of God.  This knowledge must be translated into expression, or else it has no value and affords mankind nothing at all, as recent history has shown.

The scientific fact is, that humanity is free.  It has at its feet infinite potential resources.  It faces a future that has the potential to be the brightest in all of its long history.   Mankind lacks nothing.  But there is a task it cannot avoid.  It must be willing to wear its crown that is rooted deeply in the riches of that higher power that mankind universally chooses to label, God.

The End

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Stories about War from novels by Rolf A. F. Witzsche