Deconstructing God

Deconstructing God challenges traditional perspectives on religion by emphasizing mysticism as its experiential core, moving beyond the conventional believer, atheist, or agnostic labels. The book argues that Western culture's inherited paradigms have led to false debates about the existence of God, science, and faith, obscuring a deeper, shared human experience. It suggests that this mystical experience is fundamental to all religious traditions and has been misunderstood due to misconceptions and lack of education.