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A radical rethinking of God, scripture, and consciousness.

In this provocative and meticulously researched work, the Bible is revealed not as divine dictation but as a layered human artifact—redacted over centuries, shaped by politics, myth, trauma, and power. Through archaeology, comparative religion, historical linguistics, biblical criticism, psychology, and modern physics, the book dismantles the inherited assumptions of traditional faith: heaven and hell, miracles, prophecy, apostolic authority, divine wrath, and scriptural inerrancy.

But this is not a book about losing God—it is a book about finding the real one.

The Infinite emerges not as a jealous patriarch but as the field that underlies consciousness and matter, the same reality mystics described and scientists now measure.

For seekers, skeptics, deconstructors, mystics, and post-Christians, this volume opens a new path: not belief, but awareness; not obedience, but understanding.

A compelling invitation to outgrow the cage of literalism and step into a larger, living spirituality.