The Genesis of Genocide: Why the Holocaust Happened

Discover the fascinating answers to these perennial questions Why does an accomplished people - or an honor student - suddenly go off on a rampage? If Hitler was an abused child, why don't more abused children turn into Hitlers? Why are the Jews such magnets of blame? Tracking the plight of children as the most systematically persecuted minority on earth, Neville Raymond traces the roots of prejudice and racism to a form of parenting known as conditional love. Along the way he shows how Judaism and Christianity are patterned after two different models of abuse. Wide-ranging in its historical grasp, yet as timely as today's headlines, this book reinvents our view of the Holocaust. Future generations will look back at this publication as a watershed. There is the divisive, finger-pointing era before the The Genesis of Genocide and the kinder, more inclusive world that comes after. A treasure chest of immensely quotable lines, heart-searching insights and jaw-dropping revelations, The Genesis of Genocide is destined to be talked about for years to come. Here is an open-minded investigation into the astonishing links that made the Holocaust an unavoidable outcome of our cultural and religious past. And here, at last, is a heart-centered hammer for breaking the cultural cycle of abuse, and ensuring that another Holocaust - or an epidemic of little ones - does not have to be an unavoidable part of our future.

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