LUPUS DEUS, EL DIOS LOBO (POCKET)

Behind the fallacious belief that there are too many human beings on the planet, an induced ideology is threateningly spreading that considers the life of a pet to be more valuable than that of dissenting people, unborn babies or sick elderly people. Thus a dangerous new secular apocalyptic religion is born, based on anger, but disguised as love for nature, the planet and the climate. A new value system that is threatening our freedoms. Its dogma: human beings are evil and the rest of the animals are the new gods. This moral alibi of “wounded nature” is being used to subjugate humanity. A strange encounter with a pack of wolves in Yellowstone National Park, Montana, twenty-four years ago, opened this zoologist's reflection on the mystical meaning of a totemic animal beyond biology. In these pages he argues, with an original approach and providing astonishing data, what that incredible experience taught him: the difference between two opposing perspectives, the wolf of God —lupus dei— and the god Wolf —lupus deus—. The wolf is one of God's creatures, but it is not a god, as they would have us believe. The whole narrative of environmental, social and economic agendas proposed by supranational organizations, NGOs and false philanthropists who promote this pseudo-religious, scientistic postulate based on the idea that man is destroying the planet is sustained by this nuance, but what if it were not true?