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Come Out of Babylon

How America Fell So Far From Grace

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Come Out of Babylon

By: Tom Kawczynski
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 An ancient cry takes on new meaning as we watch America and the West spiral down a dark path of degeneracy, selfishness, and toward a future which is truly inhuman. In "Come Out of Babylon: How America Fell So Far From Grace", Tom Kawczynski explores the often asked question where it all went wrong with a surprising conclusion. The America we now enjoy is the logical outcome of decisions being made in Western Civilization for hundreds of years going back to understanding the Renaissance as rebirthing the Pagan worldview as man as god unto himself coupled with the dynamic energy of Enlightenment dialecticism whereby we assumed asking enough questions would lead to all the answers. In an objective and self-interested world where man becomes object instead of subject, we now find ourselves serving a system which makes us into tools and trapped by those same implements in a life which makes less sense each day. This provocative narrative is a guided walk through the systems that keep us under control and an invitation to all who see the opportunity to begin detaching from a path that can only lead to the demise of this country, this civilization, and all who do not seek a new way forward where human needs including the spiritual become primary once more. Modern Social Sciences
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Very good recapitulation of current events within the narrative of a conspiratorial population control view.

Nothing new to anyone who is alive today. But, the issue I have with the book is there are no answers. Just complaints of how society is going. Yes technology is bad, well maybe. The smartphone may kill you, or save your life. Which will it be? The government has to control society to prevent anarchy, but how much control or information gathering is appropriate?

Book started out well I thought, but never really moved forward. Just telling us what we know about different areas of life.

Nothing new. True, but no new take.

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