New Book Asks, DO HUMANS NEED GOD?

Is god real or merely primitive fiction? Is man's dependency on the divine necessary or is it a futile form of submission to life's ambiguity? In an intriguing nonfiction, author E. Asamoah-Yaw exposes evidence that refutes the universal-single-god idea. One hundred and twenty chapters from the Holy Scripture portray the multiple sins and evil deeds of god and the known noblemen of the Bible.

"BIG QUESTION: Do Humans Need God?" (published by Xlibris UK) calls into question the biblical definition of god as a source of ultimate power in life. It points out the misdeeds of the god of Israel-the god of Adam, Abraham, Noah, David, and Christ's generation-as well as the misdeeds of Paul and several others, whose sinful behavior is described in the spiritual doctrine followed by millions of believers worldwide. The author asserts that, instead of depending on spirits and primitive superstitions, humans should focus on predictable and verifiable ideas.

"My book presents extreme caution to people when reading any book containing spiritual ideas," Yaw says. "This book emphasizes a natural need for all humans to seek quality knowledge and maintain a dream, with passion to succeed. Reliance on spiritual miracles is hopeless and counter-productive."

Through his provocative demystification of the scripture and bold analysis of relative spiritual ideas, Yaw hopes to accelerate the diminishing trend of ineffectual beliefs and promote faster understanding of the planet, for the wealth and progress of the future generations.

"BIG QUESTION: Do Humans Need God?"
By E. Asamoah-Yaw
Hardcover | 6x9in | 264 pages | ISBN 9781499087444
Softcover | 6x9in | 264 pages | ISBN 9781499087451
E-Book | 264 pages | ISBN 9781499087468
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
E. Asamoah-Yaw was born on March 15, 1942. Growing up, he was largely influenced by two distinct religious families: Christians on the paternal side and traditional faith believers on the maternal side. At a mature age, he began to investigate the conundrum of spiritual existence by asking complex questions and reading every relevant book, using the Bible as his source. He studied Economics at the University of London and eventually earned his degree during his 11 years of residence in the United Kingdom. In 1976, he returned to Ghana to serve as an Administrative Officer in the Civil Service until 1980. Thereafter, he migrated to the United States for another 24 years, where he worked predominantly in a financial institution. He retired in 2004 and dedicated his life to research for evidence in support of god's existence. He has four grown-up children, two girls and two boys and five grandchildren. He currently resides with his wife, Mrs. J. Asamoah-Yaw, in Ghana.

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