Being Religious Without a Creator God: Finding the Sacred in Our Material Universe - Softcover

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What remains when the God you were given no longer persuades?

Being Religious Without a Created God is a short, accessible exploration of God, religion, sacredness, and meaning in a material universe.

Rodney Ashfield asks what religion was doing beyond explaining the world, why sacred ideas can both protect and harm, and whether wonder, ritual, moral responsibility and belonging can survive without supernatural certainty.

Along the way, Jesus, Spinoza, Judaism, Buddhism, consciousness. and artificial intelligence enter a larger question: how do we distinguish reality from the human pictures we make of it?

What remains when the God you were given no longer persuades?

Being Religious Without a Created God is a short, accessible exploration of God, religion, sacredness, and meaning in a material universe.

Rodney Ashfield asks what religion was doing beyond explaining the world, why sacred ideas can both protect and harm, and whether wonder, ritual, moral responsibility and belonging can survive without supernatural certainty.

Along the way, Jesus, Spinoza, Judaism, Buddhism, consciousness, and artificial intelligence enter a larger question:
how do we distinguish reality from the human pictures we make of it?

Here is a place to begin. Written for believers, doubters, people who have left religion, and the simply curious, this standalone book also serves as introduction to the Sacred Ideas in Our Material Universe series, also on Amazon.

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