Book The Pagan Holocaust in the Romanian Space by Emrys LeFay

Because before we talk about creed, we need to talk about authenticity, history, and dreams. How many of you have dreamed of a society where religion and its expression are not a problem, where the Areopagus Square would once again be open to welcome the Unknown God alongside the Xenos?

In light of this presentation that recounts a series of difficulties encountered during the completion of the June 2023 bachelor's thesis entitled "The Pagan Holocaust in the Romanian Space" for my obtaining a bachelor's degree in theology at the University of Bucharest and the meeting with the academic authorities in the person of the refusal to submit the final thesis and other aspects related to the coordination of this work by the Faculty of Roman Catholic Theology of the University of Bucharest, with disappointment and misunderstanding of the way in which the efforts and dedication to the completion of this work were treated, I can propose a foreword for the book "The Pagan Holocaust in the Romanian Space" signed by a pagan:

INTOLERANCE

The word "Intolerance" does not only refer to the lack of acceptance or rejection of the ideas or beliefs of others, but also to the inability to accept diversity and coexist with different thoughts, beliefs and practices. This term can highlight not only the subject of the work, which addresses religious persecution and discrimination, but also the personal experience of the author, who seems to have been confronted with a form of intolerance in the process of coordinating his undergraduate thesis.

Thus, "The Pagan Holocaust in the Romanian Space" is not only an investigation of historical events, but also a mirror of the current situations of intolerance and discrimination that a person may encounter in their search for knowledge and the liberal expression of their own beliefs and opinions.

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