Episode #6 History Appreciation

This study of world history is divided into four parts: Prologue, Ancient Times, Medieval Times and Modern Times. The purpose of the Prologue is to establish the foundations for the rest of the book, the prism through which the history of the world will be viewed. We have demonstrated that the forces that drive world history are to be found in the Imperial Quadrant. We have shown that societies are like houses in a valley, that each of them sees the world from its own perspective. We have pointed out that this book is being written from the perspective of Classical Judaism. We have explained that Classical Judaism believes that God exists and that the Torah is of divine origin, and we have presented rational grounds for these principles.
In this, the sixth and final chapter of the Prologue, we will discuss why it is important to study the history of the world. If you wonder why this issue is being addressed at the end of the Prologue rather than at the very beginning, it is because the principles presented in the Prologue are relevant to the answer …

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