In 221 BC, after more than 200 years of constant warfare, the State of Qin/Chin emerges as the final victor, unifying China and putting an end to the Warring States Period. Upon his conquest, the king of Qin assumed the title "First Emperor of Qin" 秦始皇帝. It is from "Chin" 秦 where the terms " China" and "Chinese" are derived. The First Emperor standardized the writing system, currency, weights, and measures. In 213 BC, he issued the infamous order to "Burn the Books" on the advice of his prime minister, Li Si 李斯. Then, in 212 BC, he orders Confucian scholars to be buried alive. He also erected four altars to offer sacrifices to the White, Green Yellow, and Red Ti's 帝, deities probably of Taoist origin. Later, after Liu Bang 劉邦 overthrew the Qin Empire, he founds the Han Dynasty and adopted the same erroneous practice of sacrificing to the four Ti's, and even invented the Black Ti. It is noteworthy that we find absolutely nothing concerning these five false Ti's in the Book of History, the Shu Jing 書經. It was under Liu Bang, also known as Emperor Wu 漢武帝, that the sacrifice to Shang-ti was altogether neglected. Later scholars and philosophers had difficulty comprehending the worship of these Ti's. They argued that there was only one Heaven. How then could there be five Ti's? As a result, they introduced the idea that there were six heavens, where the five Ti's and Shang-ti lived. The worship of these five false Ti's and the six heavens continued until the time of the Ming Dynasty. It was the Ming who abolished the worship of these five false Ti's and re-established the true worship of Shang-ti as the one Supreme God above all else.

In 213 BC, the First Emperor, who abhorred Confucian philosophy, issued the infamous order to "Burn the Books" on the advice of his prime minister Li Si 李斯. It was because of this event that we almost lost the Chinese Classics 四書五經. We are very fortunate today that these books were preserved to the present day by the providence of God. We would not be able to present the exciting message contained in this pamphlet had the Chinese Classics been lost in the fires of Qin.

Buddhism enters China in 67 BC from India. Buddhism is a religion of Indian invention. It is not of Chinese origin, and therefore cannot contain the true spiritual roots of the Chinese people.

Plato lived from 427 BC to 347 BC, and Aristotle lived from 384 BC to 322 BC. They are considered to be among the greatest philosophers of the Greek world. In their writings, they refer to the one true God as " Theos" and "Logos." The early Christians of the first century AD realized that this was the name by which God had revealed himself to the Greeks. Thus they adopted these terms as legitimate names for the one true God. In fact, the New Testament was originally written in Greek, and uses the terms "Theos" and "Logos" as the name for the one true God of creation. The Greek "Logos" is translated as "Word"(with a capital W) in the English Bible, and "Theos" is translated as simply "God. "