KILLING GOD

     In this book, KILLING GOD, I finally put to rest the eternal conundrum of god/gods/spirits/immaterialism, whatever you're having yourself, forever. Now, that's quite a claim. For some.

     Many of us though have already moved into a comfortable post immaterialist experience and confronted our biologically endowed existential limits, not as shackles that weigh us down, but as parameters that allow us to fully embrace the finite beauty of our lived experience. 

     But for those of us who haven't done that, well, this might all come as something of a shock. 

     I have written nothing here that is inflammatory in and of itself. In the book I present an argument for the origins of god etc, which I believe, is perfectly rational and coherent. Generally, I believe, when we hear about god, we are not necessarily hearing from persons who are either rational or coherent. To be perfectly clear, this book will not kill god. For them. For them, god simply is.

     But the book will explain god to everyone else, everyone who knows god is a theatre of smoke and mirrors, but who can't exactly explain why. Well, this book certainly does that. 

     It's delivered as an entertainment. And I would hope it is enjoyed as such. It is the book my 20yr old self would have enjoyed and benefited enormously from. I wrote this book for him. And it continues to makes me laugh. A lot. Bon appetite.

Peter Cashel