A Reformation Based on Heart

True Father had a two-step approach to the Left. On Monday we talked about the first—victory over communism. The first step followed the Cain-Abel model. We separated from communism—went to Haran—through a critique. We then served the communist world—returned to Canaan—through a God-centered counterproposal.

To understand the second step, let us begin with one important point: Cain represents the angel, Lucifer, and Abel represents the man, Adam. While they both are fallen, in Cain, the angelic nature is relatively stronger, and in Abel, the human is relatively stronger.

How does this play out? Angels excel in knowledge, competency and regulation, and use those tools to solve problems. They do not enter the realms of heart, because they cannot have children and build families.

This illuminates the strategies of the Cain-side “third renaissance,” represented by the Left, to solve problems that the second reformation could not.

To solve the conflict of science and religion, where the Cain-spirit gains sovereignty, it eliminates heart-based religion. Where it cannot gain sovereignty, it seduces religion’s immature heart to serve its purposes.

To end religious conflict, where the Cain-spirit gains sovereignty, it sets up a one-party cell system based on rules and external authority. Where it cannot gain sovereignty, it proliferates special interest groups based on politics, social issues and ethnicity.

Third, to fulfill the thirst for love, where the Cain-spirit gains sovereignty, it uses the state to degrade family and promote heartless “free sex.” Where it cannot gain sovereignty, it does the same through music, media, the arts, and corporate capitalism.

Based on heart, the “third reformation” reverses this course of secularism, big government and moral decadence.

To solve the conflict of science and religion, it provides new truth by which science can explore the causal realm and religion can express God’s heart in plain and logical language.

To solve the conflict between religions, it highlights religion’s shared heart and cultivates dialogue and alliance.

To fulfill the unrequited thirst for love, it opens the four realms of heart through the Holy Marriage Blessing and true family life.

The third reformation did not come through a man alone. Angelic dominion arose through a woman, and so the solution had to come through a woman. That woman, as True Father declared on Parents Day, 1990, is Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon. Next, we’ll study the Word given that day.

(Citations: p. 193, repeatedly states that Cain stood in the Archangel’s position and Abel stood in Adam’s position.)