The alliance of good by Harun Yahya, Edition Sana

The covenant of good according to Harun Yahya

When you watch TV, read the paper, or find yourself somewhere, you come across a lot of questions that you wish you hadn't encountered. The people left to starvation, murder, massacre, the oppressed unable to defend their rights, the discords, the curses, the insulting and demeaning language, and the general unrest for which one could blame, among other things, the conflicts of interests and tyrannies.

There is no doubt that you would like to live, like everyone else, in a society where people are committed to peace and security, where they are reluctant to oppress or harm each other, or they only hear good, loving, benevolent and honorable that each other would address. Such an environment, creating a structure of relationships built on respect and love, is the dream of each of us. However, hoping that one day things will spontaneously change for the better can only be utopia. Therefore, those who sincerely desire to live in a society where peace, security and freedom prevail should not waste their time in taking action and should be prepared to make certain sacrifices.

This book is a call to those who want goodness to prevail by inviting them to engage in good deeds and ally with good people. However, this appeal is not addressed to unidentified people but concerns you directly.

About the Author:

The author, who writes under the pseudonym HARUN YAHYA, was born in Ankara in 1956. He studied art at Mimar Sinan University in Istanbul, and studied philosophy at Istanbul University. Since the 1980s, he has published numerous works on political, scientific and faith-related subjects. Some of his books have been translated into over 20 languages and published in their respective countries. Harun Yahya's works appeal to Muslims and non-Muslims alike, regardless of age, race or nation, regardless of their shared unwelcome ideal differences. These books are centered on a single objective: To communicate to readers the message of the Koran and therefore to encourage them to reflect on certain important themes such as the existence of God, his uniqueness and the hereafter, and to demonstrate the arguments of the supporters atheistic ideologies.

This book consists of several chapters which are as follows:

• Who are the real good guys and the real bad guys?
• The real purpose of the alliance of evil.
• The leaders of the alliance of evil.
• The Complexities of the Alliance of Evil.
• Evil's Greatest Fear: The Covenant of Good.
• Unless the good unite, corruption and cruelty will spread throughout the world.
• The plots hatched by the alliance of evil are doomed to failure.
• Conclusion: the alliance with good should not be delayed.
• The deception of the theory of evolution.