The holy faith of reformed samaritanism

How can we tell apart truth from deception? 
There is an easy way to ascertain the truthfulness of a personal religious and/or secular claim: "The tree, is 
know by it's fruit!". In other words, pay no attention to people's claims!; just focus on their performance, 
letting their actions speak for themselves. Case in point: If you listen to a religious leader preaching for 2 
hours in a row without him ever mentioning your need to be honest, to be just, to be humble, to show respect 
to the elders, to stand by your word, to honour your parents, to give charity to the poor, to mourn for your 
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deceased family members, to visit the sick, to feed the hungry, or to care for your needy fellow human 
beings, then you must seriously question the worthiness of such religious messenger.
Holy Scripture speaks by means of images and allegories; for example, it hints at the idea that, As soon
as the members of one generation (Adam and Eve) turn away from God, the members of the next
generation (Cain and Abel) start killing one another. And this explains why, as a rule of thumb, all
atheistic regimes (Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, etc) are accompanied by the massive bloodshed of their own
kind 
The hidden reason why so many secular Jews aggressively promote atheism 
Secular (Marxists) Jews love to promote atheism. Why? Simply because they know that, if they manage to 
convince you that there’s no God [No Supreme Authority], then you’ll be forced to accept that “Divine 
commands” don't really exist. And if Divine commands do not exist, then there’s no absolute morality--- 
“Good and Evil” are relative, and the morality arising from the Bible commands preventing us to kill, steal, 
lie, or commit adultery is the product of falsehood. 
And, with this convenient background of moral relativism, the secular Jew feels empowered to keep stealing,
killing, and lying [both from the Palestinian people, as well as as from to the rest of the Gentile World], 
without anyone having a valid argument to claim that such behavior is evil, vile, and despicable [and must 
therefore be vigorously opposed by those who believe in Divinely inspired morality]. 
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