A Biography of the Biblical God is an insightful and thought-provoking analysis of religion and faith. In this compelling and stimulating read, one will discover a myriad of well-supported facts and references which question the validity of Biblical claims and explanations. Written by E. Asamoah-Yaw, the provocative pages of this book reveal the Bible's lack of verisimilitude with scientific, as well as the common laws of nature. A groundbreaking expose on the humanity of Jesus Christ, his intimate marital and sexual relations with Mary Magdalene, historical inconsistencies of the Catholic Church, the inaccuracies of the Book of Genesis explaining the beginning of creation, the holes in the four Gospels of the New Testament and many more are all discussed in this analytical book. This creative and compelling page-turner will no doubt strike intellectuals and insinuate a sense of curiosity within an individual. A book that will surely appeal to those who possess an independent mind and a logical sense of reasoning, A Biography of the Biblical God will stimulate a wide avenue for discussion, serving as a catalyst for one’s personal reflection on the things previously assumed and accepted to be true. Furthermore, this read sends an eye-opening message to its readers. Mr. Asamoah-Yaw explains that faith in anything outside the self is demonstrably not dependable, not predictable and in fact very counter-productive. Religious faith may temporally increase people's comfort levels, but it freezes the knowledge of the self and therefore prevents humans to face head-on challenges of the practical world. For the author, faith outside the self encourages total self-submission and hinders one from discovering one's innate powers.

Biography of the Biblical God

Religion & Spirituality

Asamoah-Yaw, E

Christian Books & Bibles

Xlibris, Corp.

Xlibris

BIG QUESTION: Do Humans need God by E. Asamoah-Yaw The book questions humans' need for God as power source. Holy Bible contains scores of questions, without answers, about significant godly characters portrayed with inexcusable unholy faults or sins. The book reveals evil characteristics of God of Israel, Adam's generation, Abraham's generation, Noah's generation, David's generation, Christ's generation, Paul, and several others with their sinful behaviour stated in the Holy bible as evidence in support of the needlessness of God in human life. This book shows over 120 chapters from the Holy Bible that proves that dependence on God is counter-productive, unpredictable, and unreliable; and that quality knowledge or wisdom, perseverance, dedication, passion to succeed, and self-reliance are keys to every success.

BIG QUESTION: Do Humans Need God?

A Biography of the Biblical God is an insightful and thought-provoking analysis of religion and faith. In this compelling and stimulating read, one will discover a myriad of well-supported facts and references which question the validity of Biblical claims and explanations. Written by E. Asamoah-Yaw, the provocative pages of this book reveal the Bibles lack of verisimilitude with scientific, as well as the common laws of nature. A groundbreaking expose on the humanity of Jesus Christ, his intimate marital and sexual relations with Mary Magdalene, historical inconsistencies of the Catholic Church, the inaccuracies of the Book of Genesis explaining the beginning of creation, the holes in the four Gospels of the New Testament and many more are all discussed in this analytical book. This creative and compelling page-turner will no doubt strike intellectuals and insinuate a sense of curiosity within an individual. A book that will surely appeal to those who possess an independent mind and a logical sense of reasoning, A Biography of the Biblical God will stimulate a wide avenue for discussion, serving as a catalyst for ones personal reflection on the things previously assumed and accepted to be true. Furthermore, this read sends an eye-opening message to its readers. Mr. Asamoah-Yaw explains that faith in anything outside the self is demonstrably not dependable, not predictable and in fact very counter-productive. Religious faith may temporally increase peoples comfort levels, but it freezes the knowledge of the self and therefore prevents humans to face head-on challenges of the practical world. For the author, faith outside the self encourages total self-submission and hinders one from discovering ones innate powers.

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The book questions humans need for God as power source. Holy Bible contains scores of questions, without answers, about significant godly characters portrayed with inexcusable unholy faults or sins. The book reveals evil characteristics of God of Israel, Adams generation, Abrahams generation, Noahs generation, Davids generation, Christs generation, Paul, and several others with their sinful behaviour stated in the Holy bible as evidence in support of the needlessness of God in human life. This book shows over 120 chapters from the Holy Bible that proves that dependence on God is counter-productive, unpredictable, and unreliable; and that quality knowledge or wisdom, perseverance, dedication, passion to succeed, and self-reliance are keys to every success.

Big Question: Do Humans Need God?

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Biography of the Biblical God

Biography of the Biblical God

BIG QUESTION: Do Humans Need God?

Biography of the Biblical God

Big Question: Do Humans Need God?