Background of This Quote
This quote is taken from OAHSPE: Book of the Voice of Man.
Throughout history, there have been spiritual messengers—those who could hear the voice of God and deliver divine teachings to humanity to guide their spiritual growth.
One of the earliest such figures was Zarathustra (Zarathustra), who lived around 7,000 BCE. He spent his short life of about 40 years spreading the teachings he received alongside the god I’hua’Mazda. His teachings later formed the foundation of what we now call Zoroastrianism.
However, over time, those teachings were distorted by a false god named Ahura.
As a result, darkness returned to the world, and the age of war resumed.
Around 4,000 BCE, new messengers like Brahma in India and Abraham in the Middle East emerged, bringing temporary peace. But that peace did not last.
By 1,000 BCE, Moses appeared to lead the faithful out of Egypt. Yet even after his time, conflict and war continued across the ages—down to the present day.
Given this long history, the quote concludes that religion alone cannot redeem the world from sin.
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