As a teenager, Arthur C. Clarke was one of my favorite science fiction writers. Among his novels, Childhood’s End is one of the most acclaimed. The story climaxes with the harvesting of the minds of evolutionarily advanced human children into a galactic “Overmind,” a mass-mind entity that transcends material existence.

Up to that point, I found the story very gripping and enjoyable, but the ending was something of a letdown: The evolutionary future of my species would be nothing more than absorption into an undifferentiated, sentient cosmic soup.

However, the UN now promotes something similar to that in its own religious vision. That vision is spelled out in a very well-made 16-minute propaganda video titled “A Radical Guide to Reality,” which is available on a web page for the “SDG Thought Leaders Circle.” These “thought leaders” are aligned with the UN’s sustainable development goals and are part of an entity called the “The Unitive Cluster” of NGOs formally recognized by the UN…….

Thus the UN’s attempts to produce a worldwide mass-mind go far beyond plans to impose the same global health policies and environmental directives. As Logan demonstrates, the UN has already successfully introduced its ideological agenda into American public schools.

For countries like the US, which separate the religious and political spheres, an internationally imposed religious ideology certainly conflicts with their national sovereignty, not to mention personal freedom. The UN’s religious scheme warrants strong resistance from individuals and nations that want to retain control over their own lives and beliefs.