The Values of Man - Part 1

“Of what gain is it for a man that gains all in this world and loose his life?” – A biblical verse

The first man – Adam – was mold out of clay but with a direct breathe of God. He was acclaimed to be in the image of God. He was built as a physical civil construction by the most divine. His worth was more than all the Angels that God commanded all clarions to bow before him. This is the story that first questioned the values of man. Adam was, at that point, the most valued being created by God.

Most depressingly, after the almighty fall of Adam and Eve, most of the treasured values of man were lost. But the most merciful gave his words to restore them all; but this time, shared and spread among and across all generations as time past. Early men were treasured in height and physical strength. As most men lived by the sword, the skills to lead and win battles were utmost values to classify man. That was the virtue that brought Julius Caesar to the threshold of undaunted global power. Fortune-tellers were most treasured too.

Time past and the values of the real men became more demanding. Knowledge soon overtook might and strength. The world marshaled into one driven by mental strength rather than physical strength. Nations with the most intelligent men soon led others into a new dawn. This was the virtue that brought Rome, an ancient city in modern Italy to the frontline of civilization; never forgetting that Egypt was the first to be liberalized by the Pythagoras’. Philosophers were the treasures of those ages. Socrates, Aristotle, Plato, Archimedes to mention just a few were the men that manned the gates to the new world.

Just before the Second World War, Adolph Hitler was the only man at the threshold of a global command. His orders spread across the globe. He was feared from east to the west. His values were the treasures of the mighty Western Germany. His virtues were utmost respected until he was power drunk. God was ready to fulfill his promise to share and spread human values across and among tribes and castes over time. The most historic war broke out and power was moved by its roots in bits and strategically to the west.

We heard about the Knights of the Temple of Solomon. We heard about the Freemasons and we know the Jews but who knows how these people have been able to grab on global power? Myth or history, the truth is that power moved to the west. One man in the dark, scientifically and single-handedly led this marshalling of power to the west. He was at that point the most intelligent in the world. He lost 50% of his brain but was still able to create a revolution in the world of sciences. Albert Einstein discovered the law of relativity that soon became the clue behind the little stone that destroyed Hiroshima. He had lived in Germany for so long without a being a national of any country. The announcement that he was an American brought the most desired power drift to the US.

ODUSOTE, Ayodeji Y.
Solution Developer