I Am

Western democracies must go on the offensive to promote the continued development of free will, individual rights, human rights, religious freedom, and plurality as they evolved within the Judeo-Christian experience. The Eternal, The I AM, the ever present Lord of the universe sanctified free will when He created humankind in His own image. The protection and promotion of free will is the basic premise that all of our political, economic, social and religious values must strive to legally enforce within constitutional law in order to alleviate the current conflicts within the globe. It is only when humans are free that they can begin to create a society where peaceful co-existence is allowed to flourish. It is no accident that some of the greatest places to live happen to be located in those areas of the world where Jewish and Christian moral principles are entrenched in the constitutional make up of the freedom and rights that govern the people.By becoming human that part of the Trinity has sanctified humanity and the establishment of human rights for the entire globe. The west should not have to apologize for this reality and in fact must continue to promote the natural evolution of freedom, free will, and human rights where ever it is lacking. Sometimes this must take place within western societies themselves but more often than not it must be pursued between national governments. Reading this book will give people an appreciation of the philosophical significance of what it means to be a Jewish or Christian living in our current time period. This book will give an overall context for people who believe in democracy and individual rights to take these beliefs to a global level. The I AM, the Ever Present, the Alpha and the Omega expects no less from His people.
About the Author: Frank Vilardo has been a Teacher for the past 25 years. I decided to write this book because I wanted to tell the world about what my personal experience has been concerning the issue of who God is. From my upbringing as a Catholic and having been brought up in one of the most democratic nations on earth, Canada, I wanted to express who God is to me. I believe that God is ever present, eternal, and beyond time and space. Being eternal I believe that His word as it is found in the Scriptures and the Gospel cannot be altered since when He speaks He speaks eternally since every day is the same day to God. I explored this concept further and found that the Word of God, Jesus, is also eternal since Jesus and the Father are one and the same so I personally believe that what is written in the Bible is ever present and eternal and you can bet your life on it. When looking at the world in its current state of affairs I see that the democracies of the west all have the Judeo-Christian principles as their basic building blocks and I believe that these principles must be nurtured and cherished if we want to continue to live in free and democratic societies. We must uphold the principles of mercy, forgiveness, justice, Free will, and human rights if we want to have our democratic systems of governance continued into the future. At the core of our beliefs is our universal declaration in every human beings right to the expression of his or her free will. I believe that any threat to this fundamental right is dangerous to the overall wellbeing of our pluralistic and free spirited society. I also profoundly believe that Free Will is sanctified by the I Am Himself and that humanity is also sanctified by that part of the Trinity which became human in the form of Jesus of Nazareth. Humans are entitled to all the human rights that are essential in order to guarantee their dignity and humanity because part of the Godhead loved us so much that it became fully human in the manifestation of Jesus of Nazareth. We must attempt to institute human rights where ever we can because it is moral and just to do so and we must fight against any attempts to de-humanize the individual whenever we see situations where this is occurring. It really is as simple as that.