The Dogma of Religion

An acute struggle is emerging within the Hamas movement, which rules this coastal Palestinian strip, over the extent and nature of its Islamist identity. Guardians of religious morality have sought to impose their views in recent months.

Neither religion or dogma is mentioned anywhere in the Koran or the Torah; religion is the means by which individuals exploit the Book for a hidden agenda: war, money and power. Dogma is the tool that manipulates unsuspecting vulnerable human beings by authority of religion; the assertion of the dogma restrains natural human development for malevolent purposes.

Both the Torah and the Koran are meant to be debated for the purpose of revealing the depth of the exact text transmitted to the earth through prophesy; showing respect for individual freedom of choice to interpret the text, the diverse opinions and viewpoints allow for unity. By personalizing the text one can maintain a personal relationship with the Creator.

The purpose of authority is to establish boundaries of strictness and leniency–to include most opinions. Those whose extreme perspective is outside of the authority resort to dogma for an implacable unsustainable attitude meant to enslave the populous.

The Zohar-Book of Secret and the Cabala key to open the Zohar reveal the intricate process of how the light pervades the heavens filtering into the earth delivering spiritual justice–one can only hope that their karma runs over their dogma.