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This book was written to put forth the concept that since those who were ignorant of the reality of God, worshipped him according to their own lack of understanding; they simply worshipped what was commonly characterized as a spirit. In the schools of thought today universally, the two major camps are "believers and non-believers." There are those who say they believe in God as a spirit and those who say that since they cannot empirically substantiate the reality of God, he or it doesn't exist. What's consistent with them both is ignorance of the reality; therefore, it stands to reason that if the reality is made manifest, all that's build upon their ignorance (white world) would automatically unravel.