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With the Heart of a Father WITH THE HEART OF A FATHER An historical overview of Rev. Sun Myung Moon’s tax case in America and his speeches, guidance and lifestyle before, during and after being sent to Danbury prison in 1984. Compiled and edited by Stephen Stacey 1 Grateful acknowledgment is given to all staff at Today’s World, past and present, for permission to reprint their articles. Editor’s Note The speeches of Rev. Sun Myung Moon which are used in this publication are edited versions of extemporaneous interpretations. They are the result of transcriptions of the translator’s words, taken from audio tapes. The translations have not been checked against Rev. Moon’s original Korean. Therefore these texts can in no way serve as an exact or completely reliable representation of Rev. Moon’s message. The editors have attempted to convey Rev. Moon’s basic spirit and content but for legal or publicity-related usage the original Korean must be consulted. First Printing 1995 Internet Version 2015 Printed in Poland by COLOR CB, Warsaw. 2 Dedicated to our True Parents: wonderful, loving, deep. 3 Contents Introduction from the Editor ........................................................................................................................ 5 1. A Victory of True Love by Dr. Bo Hi Pak .................................................................................................... 8 2. Testimony of Rev. Moon at the Senate Hearing on Religious Freedom ................................................. 12 3. Religious Liberty Proclamation ............................................................................................................... 16 5. ‘Become a Second Reverend Moon’ by Rev. Sun Myung Moon ............................................................. 17 4. Father’s Appeal Receives Unprecedented Support ................................................................................ 23 6. ‘Day of the Love of God’ by Rev. Sun Myung Moon ............................................................................... 27 7. Farewell Speech by Rev. Sun Myung Moon ............................................................................................ 36 8. ‘Harvest the Victory’ by Mrs. Hak Ja Han Moon ..................................................................................... 42 9. Testimony of In Jin Moon. Pageant for Religious Freedom, Washington D.C., July 25, 1984 ................ 46 10. Developing the Heart of a Filial Son: Words from some of the sons of Rev. Moon ............................. 50 11. Memories of My Time with Father in Danbury: An interview with Rev. Takeru Kamiyama ................ 57 12. Life with Father in Danbury Prison. Mr. Bill Sheppard, an inmate with Father .................................... 63 13. Rev. Moon was One of Us. Excerpts from the testimony of Ed Farmer, an inmate with Father ......... 69 14. Being in Danbury was a Blessing from God. Excerpts from the testimony of Hafiz Farid, an inmate with Father .................................................................................................................................................. 70 15. 12 Things I learned from Father in Danbury by Mr. Kamiyama ............................................................ 72 16. God and Freedom Rally, Washington D.C., June 24-26, 1985 .............................................................. 77 17. Father is Welcomed Home from Danbury, July 4th, 1985 .................................................................... 81 18. ‘God’s Fatherland and Me’ by Rev. Sun Myung Moon ......................................................................... 85 19. Declaration of Il Seung Day by Rev. Sun Myung Moon......................................................................... 97 20. God and Freedom Banquet: ‘The Will of God’ by Rev. Sun Myung Moon ......................................... 103 21. Report and Testimonies from the Interdenominational Conferences for the Clergy ........................ 109 22. ‘Day of Total Victory of True Parents’ by Rev. Sun Myung Moon ...................................................... 113 23. The Attitude We Should Inherit by Rev. Kamiyama............................................................................ 116 4 Introduction from the Editor To understand the true value and meaning of Rev. Moon’s Danbury course, we need to go right back to try to understand the original thoughts of God. As the Divine Principle teaches us, when God conceived the idea of creating Adam and Eve, God’s heart was to create children who would find the greatest joy through fulfilling the three blessings, through the fulfilling of our human potential (Gen. 1:27). Despite the fall of man these 3 blessings which reflect God’s love for us are still evident today. We find great joy through growing to be all we can be; through building a successful marital-family and community life; and through both mastering and showing loving stewardship over the natural world. But we, in some way, all fall short in all these areas. Maybe no one can ever know the joy and expectant hope which God experienced as He set about creating the cosmos as a beautiful dwelling place for His children. Rev. Moon has often said, God invested 100% of himself to make the cosmos as beautiful and as varied as it is. Again, we can only imagine the tremendous hope and anticipation God felt when finally the preparations were finished and Adam and Eve were finally created. In just a few more years God’s dream would finally have been realized - Adam and Eve would reach maturity of love, would marry, would build a beautiful family in the love of God, and this tradition would continue on down throughout history - creating heaven on earth. We know from the Bible and the world around us that such a dream was never realized. Instead of finding our greatest joy as God’s children, finding our greatest happiness through loving God and loving others, history has seen an incredible amount of self-inflicted human suffering. We can only imagine the suffering that God has felt, seeing his children hurting and neglecting each other throughout history - God’s beautiful dream many times turned into a nightmare. As the Bible clearly shows, despite God’s pain, God never gave up on man, constantly sending prophets to try and educate us about our true, original nature and our true potential. After 2000 years of working with the Jewish people, God believed that the foundation was right to send Jesus, His son, in order that he might lead us back to the original ideal. Unfortunately, Jesus was not received. God’s suffering can again only be imagined as He saw Jesus and the teaching which he brought being rejected. With the rejection of Jesus, it seemed that God’s 2000 years of preparation would be completely lost - that God would have to start all over again. However, through Jesus’ attitude at the time of his crucifixion and his total forgiveness of his persecutors, God could bring a victory through Jesus’ resurrection and the subsequent Pentecost. It was there the apostles gained a deeper understanding of love and a spiritual power which changed history. On the shoulders of these few disciples, God’s and mankind’s future depended. Two thousand years later, whilst praying on a mountain side in North Korea at the age of 16, Rev. Moon had a vision of Jesus. In the vision, Jesus asked Rev. Moon to take upon his shoulders the mission which Jesus had not been able to fulfill, that of building the Kingdom of God on earth. To prepare for this mission Rev. Moon studied and prayed intensely for the next nine years and slowly discovered the Divine Principle, a teaching that could unite mankind around a common ideal. In 1945, at the end of the Second World War, Christian nations were the strongest they had ever been in terms of influence in the world. At this time Rev. Moon, who was just 25 years old, started his mission. He pledged to God, even against his own natural desires, that he would give every ounce of his energy in order to lay a foundation to be received by Christianity, then unite it, and finally guide a united Christianity to end God’s and man’s suffering. He started by working with various groups in Korea which were preparing for the second coming. However, each time, even though he was recognized by these groups as an extraordinary person, the leadership could not understand his vision. Thus, Rev. Moon went to Pyongyang in North Korea, the Jerusalem of the East, even though it had just been taken over by communists. There, with his powerful preaching and prayer, he quickly found a following. Other 5 Christian groups, however, again couldn’t understand his mission and started to persecute him. Eventually he was sentenced to 5 years in a harsh labor camp by the communist authorities. He did not complain to God however. As he has said many times, he only could think of God’s suffering situation and vowed to continue his mission. After two and a half years in prison Rev. Moon was released by United Nations forces, and although he went to South Korea, he could not forget his mission and his pledge to comfort God’s heart. But what could he do? He had invested everything of himself in his mission for seven years, but Korean Christianity had difficulty in understanding God’s message for today’s world. The foundation which had been prepared by God for more than 2000 years, the Christians who were heirs to the Judeo-Christian tradition, could not understand Jesus’ heart. What could God do so as not to lose the Christian foundation?
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