Humans are social animals who form their opinions by asking selected people for their views. If you get the feeling that there is a majority opinion in one direction, it is easy to lean in that direction. If you have a different opinion from the majority in a group, you are quickly branded a renegade and a traitor to the common cause. Young people in particular, who are still searching for their identity, are easily influenced. It is therefore no wonder that Islamic hate preachers are constantly succeeding in persuading young people to carry out terrorist attacks.

But dangers also lurk in Christian circles. The saying “Wealth is a sign of divine grace” is used to demand a sports car from God during praise and worship. What a devilish trap! So here's a warning to all young people: the desire to belong to a cool church can be dangerous. Don't be naive and believe everything a group tells you about Jesus. Show a healthy distrust when someone tries to push an ideology on you or make a biblical interpretation palatable. Do not adopt the opinions of others, but form your own judgments. Read the Bible intensively and with concentration. Luke 11 says, “Blessed are those who hear the word of God and keep it.” It is the words of God that matter, and not the words of preachers. I am not God! I already mentioned this fact in the foreword. So please be critical of my texts; I am hardly free of lies and deception.

God created man in his own image. The analysis of the Fall of Man shows that instead of listening to God and continuing to tend the garden, man wanted to become wise and instead trusted the serpent. Little has changed to this day. This generation is wicked and evil; it has tendencies towards vanity, jealousy, greed, and lust. The devil will exploit these weaknesses—the internet is ideal for this. Who knew that the abbreviation for the World Wide Web in Hebrew is the number 666?