The Controversy of Zion

by Douglas Reed

In the centuries between the story of the West was always, in essentials, that of the struggle between the two ideas. When ―the Law‖ according to the Levites and Pharisees was in the ascendant, the West made slaves of men, brought heretics before an inquisition, put apostates to death, and yielded to primitive visions of master-racehood; thus the Twentieth Century was the time of the worst backsliding in the West. When the West made men and nations free, established justice between them, set up the right of fair and open trial, repudiated master-racehood and acknowledged the universal fatherhood of God, it followed the teaching of him who had come to ―fulfil the Law.‖