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"The Herder Prince"
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"Herder Prince" takes a modern look at the political struggle between Moses and Pharao. It also explores the human tendency to ensure that prophecies fullfill themselves.
The role of religion in controlling the human mind is a recurring theme.
The author scrutinizes historically accepted Judeo-Christian perceptions and interpretations of events.
This is a purely fictional ...more
The role of religion in controlling the human mind is a recurring theme.
The author scrutinizes historically accepted Judeo-Christian perceptions and interpretations of events.
This is a purely fictional ...more
electronic e-Book, 300 pages
Published
2008
by Self
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Sep 03, 2008
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From a psychological point of view the main character illustrates how humans are influenced by predictions and prophecies often acting to ensure their outcome. The danger of blindly accepting words spoken by others - as in the case of Macbeth - is highlighted.
This is a page-turner from beginning to end./a>
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From a psychological point of view the main character illustrates how humans are influenced by predictions and prophecies often acting to ensure their outcome. The danger of blindly accepting words spoken by others - as in the case of Macbeth - is highlighted.
This is a page-turner from beginning to end./a>
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