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    Gold, Glory & God: A Curse On The Natives Author: Aditya Satsangi

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    This book provides a well-researched chronicle of the plight and recorded history of native peoples around the world. It introduces concepts like Critical Faith Theory, which the author argues was the root cause of colonization. The book is divided into eight sections that provide an untold history of natives from regions like Europe, Africa, North and South America, Asia, and the Pacific. It poses challenging questions for religious communities about how natives were viewed as backward or uncivilized, when many constructed huge temples that have surprised modern archaeologists. The book questions why citizenship wasn't granted to natives in the US until 1924 and aims to promote self-reflection about ignorance surrounding native histories.

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    This book provides a well-researched chronicle of the plight and recorded history of native peoples around the world. It introduces concepts like Critical Faith Theory, which the author argues was the root cause of colonization. The book is divided into eight sections that provide an untold history of natives from regions like Europe, Africa, North and South America, Asia, and the Pacific. It poses challenging questions for religious communities about how natives were viewed as backward or uncivilized, when many constructed huge temples that have surprised modern archaeologists. The book questions why citizenship wasn't granted to natives in the US until 1924 and aims to promote self-reflection about ignorance surrounding native histories.

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    This book provides a well-researched chronicle of the plight and recorded history of native peoples around the world. It introduces concepts like Critical Faith Theory, which the author argues was the root cause of colonization. The book is divided into eight sections that provide an untold history of natives from regions like Europe, Africa, North and South America, Asia, and the Pacific. It poses challenging questions for religious communities about how natives were viewed as backward or uncivilized, when many constructed huge temples that have surprised modern archaeologists. The book questions why citizenship wasn't granted to natives in the US until 1924 and aims to promote self-reflection about ignorance surrounding native histories.

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    Gold, Glory & God: A Curse On The Natives

    Author: Aditya Satsangi

    There is a difference between a war for resources and an invasion to destroy the culture and
    loot it’s resources. The 300 pages book ‘Gold, Glory & God: A Curse On The Natives’ is a
    non-fiction work. The author of this book, Aditya Satsangi, has attempted to compile a well-
    researched chronicle of native peoples’ recorded history around the world. This book of an
    Indian American writer talks about the plight of all natives of the world. This book will lead
    its readers to a journey of self-introspection and will also help them to remove their self-denial
    caused due to ignorance. This book of Aditya Satsangi also introduces new concepts such as
    Critical Faith Theory (CFT) which was the root cause behind colonization and Critical Race
    Theory (CRT). According to this book Critical Faith Theory is different from Critical Race
    Theory in that Race is an anthropological construct, while Faith is an Abrahamic supremacist
    construct. This book will give high intensity jolts to the readers. Heres’ an example,” Sixth
    century was the turning point in the medieval history of the world. It was in the sixth century
    that saw the birth of the largest faith based movements that changed the course of history of
    humanity. If you think it has ended, then you must be living in denial. The movement led to
    pogroms the scale of which you have never ever heard or read about in the classrooms of today.
    The pogrom still continues but has taken fanciful terms such as liberalism & progressivism.
    The Renaissance for some was the pogrom for others. The intellectualism was for the elites
    while the poor and destitute hoped for a miracle to meet their most common needs.”

    This book is divided into eight segments. These segmetns are a detailed account of the untold
    history of natives of the globe (Europe, Africa, North and South America and natives of Asia
    and Pacific). What was the world like in the sixth century that we need to know about? The
    first chapter of this book contains the answer to this query. What is the storey underlying the
    Church's emergence? How was Bishop's 'Casta' determined? Gentiles, who were they? This
    book posed numerous mind-boggling questions to the world, particularly to the Abrhamic
    community, who perceive natives as backward or uncivilised. The author poses the following
    question: "Most of the natives constructed huge temples and complexes that have surprised
    modern archaeologists to this day." How could they create such massive structures if they were
    backward or uncivilised?

    This book will make readers wonder why the so-called champion of democracy (USA)
    granted citizenship to natives in 1924? What happened to the natives? What else happened in
    the sixth

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