Jude S. Ngu'Ewodo's Climate Crisis Unmasked Blog

  There’s an old joke from Tel Aviv that reveals something deep about politics and economics today - A devout man, a true believer, was growing frustrated. Every day, he prayed, obeyed God's commandments, and remained faithful. Yet, his pagan neighbor—who cared nothing for God—was thriving: a new house, wealth, success. One evening, the believer fell to his knees and cried out: "God of Abraham, God of Isaac, God of Jacob, God of Moses! Why don’t you love me? I serve you with all my heart, yet my godless neighbor has everything, and I have nothing!" God answered, "My faithful servant, I hear you. I will grant you one wish—but whatever you ask for, your neighbor will receive twice as much. Choose wisely." The man thought deeply. "Lord, let me reflect. I shall return before the Sabbath begins." Just before sundown, he rushed back to God. "God of my ancestors, I thank you for your generosity, and…" God interrupted, "The Sabbath is near, spea...