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Herein is a discussion on the modernist agenda and its creation of the "New Man", the flip side of the Christian man. Dr. Dass points out that the creation of this cult of the New Man is the goal of every revolution; it is a diabolical effort to overthrow the Christian Order. It will bring in its wake a New Church for the new man, a state-regulated church, the only church that will be permitted to exist in society.

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John Coleman and Nirmal Dass continue their discussion of the Church in the Far East.

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Dr. Nirmal Dass and John Coleman discuss plans for their sister project, Apocatastasis: an Institute for the Humanities. Classes on the college level will be offered online summer and autumn 2021. Rome: Caesar and Christ, Dante: An Introduction, Dante: The Divine Comedy, and possibly Beowulf, the Weimar Republic, and/or Hinduism. 

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Dr. Nirmal Dass and John Coleman discuss the early Church in the East. Special attention is given to the interaction between various cultures.

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https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/A_1919-0101-0-48 This is the earliest known image of Christ in the east, painted on silk.

https://mediaevalmusings.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/buddhas_of_bamiyan_in_19_century.jpg Buddhas depicted as philosophers, destroyed by Isis.

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/4f/f8/bc/4ff8bc5aedff33223c7b8dfe35f49b88.jpg This is the image from the monastery depicting Palm Sunday.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murals_from_the_Nestorian_temple_at_Qocho#/media/File:A_Female_Nestorian_Christian_is_Praying_for_Repentance.jpg A female Nestorian in prayer.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ef/Entry_of_Jesus_Christ_into_Jerusalem%2C_with_a_Female_Figure_in_T%27ang_Costume%2C_Chotscho%2C_Sinkiang.jpg  A rendition of an image of Christ entering Jerusalem on Palm Sunday.