Ahmet Özcan
Bhagavad Gita; New Century, Ancient History
The tension experienced in the war between chaos and order described by the Bhagavad Gita is the true dialectic of ‘our’ world. The new Eurasia/Pacific-centered dialectic will ensure that this ancient war of humanity continues from where it left off. A new Türkiye, a new regional order, a new world can primarily be built on such a ground and through debates that begin with this depth…
What is the Judaism? What is not?
Judaism, Israel, the Children of Israel, Hebrewism, and Judaism are unrelated, distinct, and different concepts. In mainstream theological writings, these terms have been interwoven and used interchangeably in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic religious studies, as well as in general human cultural histograpyh. Religion, or more precisely, the tradition of divine-heavenly faith itself is already a commonly memorized misconception based on the perception encoded as Hebraism and other heavenly religions regarded as interpretations, continuations, or reforms of it. This commonly memorized misconception guides the reading, interpretation, discussion and critique of religious literature like the Torah, Tanakh, Talmud, Mishnah, Bible, Psalms, apocryphal texts, Quran, and Hadiths. The deepest and most persistent and distorted theological beliefs and biases in human history regarding Israel and Judaism stem from this fundamental falsehood.
