What's Wrong With the World?: A Candid Inquiry into the Underlying Spirit and its Trend that Made Possible the Great World War

by G.H. Gerberding

It’s the year 1919. World War I – The War to end all Wars, has just ended. This book examines the war, and the minds, morals, and plans of those affected, both then, and now. Basically, it asks the “Are we to be led by man, or by God?” It is an exposition of the repetitive nature of history. He sees it after WWI. We’ve seen it after WWII. Will we simply move on to WWIII?“The world has been upheaved. Humanity has been outraged. Fury and madness and despair and agony indescribable for a time turned men and women into demons and made Flanders fields a shrieking, seething hell. Abandoned old age, helpless invalids, anguished mothers and famished children have been martyred by the million through the hunger blockade. The lands mourn. The anguish and the agony cry day and night unto heaven. Broken hearts and broken hopes in broken homes that will never be mended in this world display their mute despair. No man can estimate or tell it all. Eternity will feel it. God knows it.”“While the wild war, with its wild war spirit, was on there seemed to be little time or inclination for careful, sober thinking and investigation. The promoters and leaders of war know how to create a war psychology. Only too well did they succeed.”“The minds and hearts of our young people are being poisoned. Shall we offer no antidote? Shall we not show them the truth? And will not every pastor who is solicitous for the welfare of his young people call their attention to this book and help them to get and read it?”- - - - - - - - - -This eBook edition of the 1919 original has been carefully edited for errors and is as true to the original as possible. Where applicable, the spelling of the time has been modernized. [EDB Pubs]Publisher’s While it is true that some old books can be found for free on the internet, the quality of most ‘free’ material is not acceptable. Here is an example of the work to be done in order to produce a readable version for the Kindle found was King Ay, Tut-ankli'Anieti’s successor, who buried our monarcli, for there, on the inner w^s of Tut'ankh*Amends tomb-chamber. Ay, as king has caused himself to be rcprcsentcct among the religious Preface BcenesJ, officiating before Tut-ankh-Amai—a scM^e unprecedented in the royal tombs of this nccropoUs*’’The same text after “It was King Ay, Tut-ankh-Amen’s successor, who buried our monarch, for there, on the inner walls of Tut-ankh-Amen’s tomb-chamber, Ay, as king has caused himself to be represented among the religious scenes, officiating before Tut-ankh-Amen— a scene unprecedented in the royal tombs of this necropolis.’’

116 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 23, 2021