The Genesis of Genocide: Why the Holocaust Happened by Raymond, Neville - 2000

Writer's Digest Books. As New. 2000. Paperback. 0595098703 . 17 oz.; 240 pages; Unread as new slight storage curve to cover. The Genesis of Genocide is a revolutionary, heart-centered prospective on why the holocaust happened and an understanding of why good people do bad things. The Genesis of Genocide is the first Holocaust book to rise above all us-against-them polarities to embrace a holistic perspective, an unabashedly heart-centered stance! It not only refrains from demonizing Nazis but lays the burden of responsibility for their crimes squarely on a Judeo-Christian legacy, and the misparenting tradition that it deifies. .

Iuniverse Inc, 2000T. paperback. Good. 0.7500 9.0000 6.2500.

Iuniverse Inc, 2000-07. Paperback. Good.

Lincoln, Nebraska: Writer's Showcase, 2000. INSCRIBED / SIGNED by the AUTHOR as "Neville" directly on the half title page. Near Very Good condition. Falt, uncreased spine. No underlining or margin notes. Crease to the corner of the last page. Pages at the end are a little wavy in the margin, but NO stain. Photo illustrated. Footnotes. From the rear cover: "This is the first Holocaust book to rise above all us-against-them polarities to embrace a holistic perspective, an unabashedly heart-centered stance! It not only refrains from demonizing Nazis but lays the burden of responsibility for their crimes squarely on a Judeo-Christian legacy, and the misparenting tradition that it deifies. Chapter 1juxtaposes the childhoods of Anne Frank and Adolf Hitler… Chapter 2 exposes the Nuremberg Trials as the most egregious double bind in the history of civilization. Chapter 3 unveils the practice of conditional love as the taproot of the racist mindset, and draws a series of haunting… Read More