"The Creation of God" by Jacob Hartmann is a scientific analysis that questions long-held religious beliefs using a scientific point of view. The book starts by pointing out how many people are starting to doubt organized religion and its leaders. Hartmann says that as humans have become more intelligent, they've moved from worshiping the stars to using science to understand the world. He thinks that humans made up their own gods as they grew and changed.
The Creation of God
By Jacob Hartmann
Explore a world where the very idea of God is not a divine truth, but a human-made concept, challenging everything you thought you knew about religion and existence.
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