Holy Hell

HOLY HELL is not a crisis of faith.
It’s an indictment.

This book puts the modern church on trial—for the fear it sells, the shame it weaponizes, the power it protects, and the damage it denies. It dismantles doctrines that were never meant to heal but to control. It drags hell, sin, Satan, authority, and obedience out of the sanctuary and into the light, where they can be examined without reverence.

This isn’t a memoir about losing belief.
It’s an autopsy of a system that survives by convincing people they’re broken.

With unsparing clarity and dark humor, Holy Hell exposes how fear replaced love, how obedience replaced conscience, how questioning became betrayal, and how institutions learned that guilt scales better than truth. It challenges the idea that faith requires submission, that morality needs threats, and that God needs intermediaries with thrones.

This book is for anyone who was told to stop thinking.
For anyone warned they’d fall apart if they left.
For anyone who did leave—and didn’t.

No altar calls.
No replacement religion.
No new authority.

Just the case against the one that came before.