we created god.
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- Votos 16
- Partes 14
this book explores the thought-provoking question of whether god created humans or humans created god. taking the stance that god is a human creation, it delves into psychological, philosophical, and cultural perspectives-highlighting how fear, imagination, and the need for meaning shaped the idea of a divine being. the piece blends insights from neuroscience, mythology, and existentialism to argue that god may be the most powerful concept ever invented by the human mind.
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