The Neutral Zone 
   100 Insights On the Anti-Religious Philosophy and     	            		         Doctrine of Neutralism    
This Book is Dedicated to Jack London, whose Book White Fang (my Favorite in the whole world) impressed upon my young mind as a child the True Nature of our Environment and Circumstances, and the Effects of them upon our Identity. White Fang is a true-life Allegory of how our experiences and those that interact with us slowly but permanently embed their impressions in us throughout our lives. White Fang is a young wolf-dog who starts off innocent and kind, but gets sold into a lifetime of abuse and victimizing from the local Indians and their vicious dogs. Towards the conclusion of the Book, he is no longer the kind, sweet baby wolf-dog that he once was. He is angry and hostile, but still retains his loyal nature, a fragmented part of him that survived the abuse. A kind man, Weedon Scott finally adopts White Fang and treats him with love. However, we see that it will take almost a second lifetime of this consistent love to even start to soften the cold, hardened wolf. At the end of the book, we see White Fang beginning the journey back to a normal life. 
Jack, Thank you for giving me the words to describe my life's experiences of abuse and anguish. Thank you for revealing the Truth that is so often overlooked by our world; the Truth that our environment creates us and molds us into who we eventually become. I cannot state in words the feelings and emotions that have flown from my heart (and still do!) since the day I read your story of White Fang as a young adolescent. I did not realize then that I was a slave and a victim to my environment. However, your energy stayed within me and struck a major chord. I now know that it was no coincidence. As I introduce the Ultimate Challenge to a World of Judgment, I know that you are with me. 
One day, we will meet again and explore the healing, rolling green meadows of a rainbow variety of flowers and sweet birds' song, along with our fellow companions; It will be a world that we create with our hearts, minds and intentions, just as surely as a God creates the heavens with His mind and thoughts. It will be a world of peace and harmony and a world that represents our true natures. Some may ask how I know this? Because as we live and express our desires for a better world, we are creating that better world with our energies. Will it be Good or Evil? Neither one, of course. There will be no more homelessness because the Flowers are our beds and the Rolling Hills are the active Contractions of our Mother giving birth to us all. What will it be, then, if neither Good nor Bad? It will simply be the Way. The Way it should have always been. Jack, this Book is For You.              
                                                                 Neutralism:  
1. Does not believe in passive acceptance of the world or its processes. 
2. Does not accept Polarity as necessary. 
3. Opposes Morality. 
4. Upholds Ethicality as the most humane and preferred course of action. 
5. Does not condone bad things or people. ("Bad" meaning that which hurts or harms in any way.) 
6. Does not condone inhumane acts.
7. Does not believe in the necessity of Evil to have Good. 
8. Demands answers for why we exist and why the world is in its present condition. 
9. Demands answers for suffering, famine, disease, homelessness, violence, and like things. 
10. Is a doctrine of peace and is not precarious.  
11. Is neither Good nor Bad (morality-wise definition implied); Righteous nor Evil. 
12. Has amazing potential to better Society. 
13.Would eliminate most, if not all, religious wars; persecution and judgment, if implemented on a wide scale. 
14. Would make the world more humane. 
15. Is impossible to judge. 
16. Is True Freedom. 
17. Is True Salvation. 
18. Is asserting your Spiritual Rights and asserting your rights as a created human being. 
19. Is bringing awareness to All that suffer, etc. (such as Third-World countries, who don't have the means to speak for themselves.)    
20. Protects our rights to and for Spiritual Liberty. 
21. Is the Final Challenge to all forms of God, governments, religious institutions, and the control that they wield. 
22. Is taking a stand for All humanity; And for all races, ethnicities, countries, and people everywhere. 
23. Stands for animal rights and liberties. 
24. Opposes Christianity and the blind faith and acceptance that It requires. 
25. Exchanges Faith for Trust.
26. Is the Ultimate Path to personal freedom. 
27. Is the Highest Calling for everyone, everywhere. (Highest being defined as the preferred character and manner of one's life.)
28. Challenges Modern Culture and Society. 
29. Believes in the most humane and ethical courses of action when forced to make decisions. 
30. Believes that we are products of our environment and molded by our life's circumstances and upbringing. (Science and Psychology confirm this.) 
31. Believes that we are who we were made to be through our experiences, and not necessarily who we want to be. 
32. Believes in casting blame and placing responsibility where it is due, not casting blame on the innocent or the victim for its circumstances. 
33. Believes that Christianity is the Mother of Judgment, Discord, and Accusation. 
34. Upholds the Laws of Karma. 
35. Is in Itself Amoral. 
36. Demands that the hijack of our Spiritual and Physical Liberties must be recompensed. 
37. Does not accept the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 
38. Believes that the death of Jesus on the Cross was unnecessary.
39. Believes that the Cross is powerless to save us from our Real Demise (the World.)
40. Has Unbelief in "Heaven" and "Hell" as they are popularly known. 
41. Believes that earth is the place of Hell. 
42.  Believes that if Creation could not exist without flaw and the suffering of the World, then It shouldn't exist at all. 
43. Believes in the Way that things should be, and that they should not be the way that they are. (the World in Its present state.)
44. Can prove Its existence by the period of pre-"Creation" and/or pre-"Eden" ; the period before the Fall of Man and the Age of the "Knowledge of Good and Evil."
45. Can prove its existence in Nature. (Animals and plants are neither Good nor Evil; They are Amoral.)
46. Is substantiated by the very fact that the Concept has come to fruition in our minds. 
47. Will not accept the Bible's definition of ourselves as "sinners", thereby making Jesus' "Sacrifice" on the Cross null and void. 
48. Will not be held accountable for things and circumstances beyond our control, such as the Sin of Adam and Eve, which resulted in us being "born in sin and shapen in iniquity." 
49. Does not accept the "inheritance" of Sin and disowns It completely.
50. Makes our own identity; Uses free thought as the way to personal Salvation.
51. Defines ourselves as "the State of Mind of our Hearts, Consciousness and Spirits" and not as the physical human form. 
52. Will not tolerate the needs and reactions that inherently accompany the physical body as defining our Identity, our Heart or any course of actions we take. ("Take" being defined as coming to a fork in the road; yet being put on that road against our Solid Will.)
53. Abandons the processes of Creation and the environment it has created on a Spiritual Scale. 
54. Denounces the need for God and the fear of Hell and the Devil. 
55. Will not be held accountable for that which is against our will. (This includes the autonomous responses created in our body.)
56. Views Creation (as it is) as the Highest Violation of Freedom, Free Will, and Liberty. 
57. Abandons the need for Christianity and its like counterparts. 
58. Views "Church and State" as a single Institution. 
59. Opposes control of the masses and views Creation as such an ordeal. 
60. Believes that true "Free Will" must be free of the threat of punishment; else it simply cannot be "Free Will."
61. Believes that it is High Time for people to stand up and assert their rights against a tyrannical Religious Hierarchy. 
62. Believes that Free Will is impossible to exercise in our physical conditions and environment. However, it can be a concept held in the Mind and Spirit. 
63. Believes in predestination and humanity set in motion against its will. 
64. Opposes Christian, oppressive government, and legal mandatory institutions.
65. Opposes "labels."
66. Upholds the Highest (per earlier Definition) Integrity by not allowing another to judge or condemn us. 
67. Believes that the actions of God reflect Him and not Us.  
68. Believes in Justice, especially as a Balancing, neutralizing Force. 
69. Asserts our right to not be born in sin and to not have the threat of everlasting punishment held over our heads. 
70. Believes in helping others for reasons of humanity rather than reasons morality with a reward for doing so.
71. Asserts our will, not God's will (and thereby perceiving the flawed will of a flawed Creation.) 
72. Cannot possibly believe in God the Creator, Whose will it is that none should perish, while at the same time believing in God the Creator that would create (or allow) conditions conducive to perishing (and then place us within those conditions.)
73. Is the Ultimate Rebellion against Modern Theology and Thought. 
74. Is Undefeated. 
75. Is Indestructible. 
76. Is the Ultimate Enemy of Christianity for which Christianity is wholly unprepared to contend with. 
77. Is not just a Belief System, but and Identity. 
78. Envisions a Beautiful World without all Ills. 
79. Does not condone "doing nothing" when another needs help, but instead helps with no expectation of reward, and therefore helps humanely and ethically. 
80. Recognizes that Bad (as per earlier Definition) things can be born out of "Good acts." 
81. Believes that a system of Eternal Reward or Punishment produces superficial character of technicalities.
82. Realizes that any judgment bestowed on us is actually a reflection on the judge himself and does in any way reflect our true character. (Alluding to the occurrence of being falsely accused and to the popular Christian belief that perfectly Good people go to hell while Worse people go to heaven because they accepted Jesus as Savior.) Good is defined here as the opposite earlier Definition of "Bad" and worse defined as those that harm more so than those that are Good. 
83. Does not deem Eternal Punishment by God as a reason to abandon one's Integrity, Ethicality or Humanity, nor does it believe that punishment is a reason to passively and readily accept that the ills of the world are: 
a) Acceptable. 
b) Necessary.
c) Tolerable.
d) Out of God's Hands. 
Or that the ills of the world were: 
a) given power to conceive of by Adam and Eve. That is the power one alludes to a god only. 
b) given over to Satan to control.
Or that the ills of the world will: 
a) Be "magically" limited by use from Satan by locking Him in a cage for a thousand years; the endtimes being a "special chosen Time" for God to do so  (and that  Time cannot be Now.)
84. Views Christianity's "Endtimes" as counter-productive to stopping the ills of the world and also believes that this theme actually perpetuates them.
85. Believes that as a result of existence, we should help others as a Secondary action because it lessens the hurts of Earth and promotes healing, not because we serve a God who says we should. However, Neutralism also believes that our Primary State should have no place for such hurts to manifest in the first place. 
86. Believes that staying true to oneself and others, maintaining integrity, and being Ethical are far Superior than any System of Morality. 
87. Believes God is responsible for His Own actions,  His Own Creation, and that Creation's Environment. Also, that He is responsible for the results that they conclude.     
88. Believes that we are not responsible for our primary and inherited environment.
89. Believes that any Sin committed by Adam and Eve is not our Sin. Also, that their Sin reflects only on them and not on us. 
90. Demands an answer for the Spiritual so-called System of Justice such as: 
a) Why was Salvation set up so that the only Solution was a sinless human sacrifice?
b) Who set this System up this way?
c) Aren't babies and young innocent ones that die sinless and isn't their death a Sacrifice? 
d) If not, then what qualifies Jesus' death as a Sacrifice?
e) What did we do to inherit Adam and Eve's Sin? 
f) Isn't it Unjust of a Just God to punish innocent generations for the acts of two people? 
g) Why was Lucifer cast down to Earth to even be in a position to tempt Adam and Eve? (And why wasn't He cast or put or made to fall somewhere else?)  
h) Why does the Bible say we have "Free Will" and a choice when we were unwillingly born into existence, and therefore, sin? 
91. Is like an Chess Game. Your opponent cannot beat you if YOU are not playing to win.
92. Is made up of two major courses. The First is your Primary state, where you do not wish to ever see suffering.  
93.Defines the next one is your Secondary state, (in which you react to those in need should you see them.)  
94. Defines the Primary state as our True identity.
95. Also defines the Secondary state as our Reactive or Created identity. 
96. Is very flexible. It can match anything that colors our world. 
97. Does not believe in ignoring suffering, but believes that suffering is unacceptable and unnecessary. 
98. Proclaims the Freedom and Rights of our spirit essence before we breathed into the breathe of life. 
99. Heals, not harms. 
100. ....if measured by a moral standard, it would be the highest moral of all. (The thinking is differentiated as in Person A): "There's another homeless bum. Let's go help him." (As opposed to Person B)" Wow, that poor man. I wonder what is story is. I wish there didn't have be so many homeless people or least that since there are, more should be done to shelter them. Let's go get him a warm meal and give him some cash."
Which is better? A world in which there are homeless people or a world in which there isn't? The latter is the most moral, just and ethical option. 
Person A is an acceptant and not a Neutralist. They accept the world and the status quo without thinking about why it is the way it is. They are never surprised by such situations and come to expect them. 
Person B is always shocked at such situations and does not usually expect them. They need to know why there's so many homeless people. They do not accept these conditions as the "Quo." They believe in a better standard. However, they use their Secondary state and do what they can. 
We must remember that a tyrannical world was born out of a tyrannical need for unforgiving compliance.  As long as this tyranny is allowed, mankind will continue to suffer and destroy itself. I pave the path to True Salvation: Taking a stand against the injustices of the spiritual and governing systems.
Taking a stand for what you really believe in. Just because we are physically limited to our planet and its confines does not mean that our Hearts and Minds cannot ring Free. Break out. 
It is the Ultimate original Test. Can you defy the Forces of Nature and the Powers that be? 
Can you tell yourself and others who you really are? It is time to take off the decorated masks. Look through the windows of your Soul. What do you see?  No matter WHAT the limitations inflicted upon you, whether in spirit or body; that is not your doing. But where you stand with your heart, mind and spirit is your doing. 
Who said the abyss was empty? No one.......
"........And along with all these things, there STANDS a great abyss........" Luke 16.26 (Aramaic Bible)
Abyss, noun. From the Greek abyssos. Bottomless gulf or pit. Chasm. (Author's Interjection: Nothingness. Neither Here, Nor There > Neither, Nor, Neutral. The Gap that Divides or Unites both Sides.)
Abyss, noun: intellectual or moral depths.  
-References compiled from most free Dictionaries.
Neutral; Synonyms: Disinterested   Fair-minded    Unbiased   Unprejudiced    Nonbelligerent
Neutral: Antonyms: Partial    Prejudiced    Biased    Interested    Committal    
-Referencing a compilation of most free thesauruses
Neutralism-Describing the relationship between two things or species that interact with but do not affect each other          Interspecific       Impersonal     Neither affects the other   (Author interjection: Notice how, that the species DO exist and that they DO interact. They are forced to do so in the biological processes. However, they maintain their neutrality. For those who say that Neutralism is impossible since we exist in the physical sense, they are wrong.) 
-Referencing a compilation of most general free Dictionaries
Neutrality: The absence of declared biased expressions    impartiality    lack of decided views or strong feeling   
-References compiled from most general free Dictionaries