God is a Software

What if everything you were taught about God was backwards? What if the universe does not need a divine creator, and what if the concept of God is simply a human invention born from fear, ignorance, and the inability to accept an infinite cosmos?

God Is a Software challenges the very foundations of religious belief through fifty of the most penetrating questions ever asked about God. Each chapter presents the classic theistic arguments and then dismantles them with clear, simple reasoning that exposes the contradictions, special pleading, and logical gaps at the heart of theology.

From the problem of evil to the paradox of omnipotence, from unanswered prayers to the cultural geography of belief, this book argues that the universe is eternal, self-existent, and requires no supernatural overseer. It makes the case that humans created God in their own image, not the other way around.

Written in accessible language with no academic jargon, God Is a Software is not for those who want comfortable answers. It is for the curious, the skeptical, and the honest seeker who is ready to ask: What if we have been wrong all along?