The Book of Religion and Belief - Kiger, David
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The Book of Religion and Belief Through a clear and compassionate voice, the book explores Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, and atheism side by side-not to prove one true, but to understand why each has survived for centuries. Kiger weaves together psychology, philosophy, history, and his own personal spiritual experiences to reveal how belief systems grow, evolve, and anchor us during life's most significant uncertainties. From childhood teachings to adult doubts, from cultural traditions to the silent inner voice that guides us through the darkest nights, The Book of Religion and Belief…mehr

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The Book of Religion and Belief Through a clear and compassionate voice, the book explores Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, and atheism side by side-not to prove one true, but to understand why each has survived for centuries. Kiger weaves together psychology, philosophy, history, and his own personal spiritual experiences to reveal how belief systems grow, evolve, and anchor us during life's most significant uncertainties. From childhood teachings to adult doubts, from cultural traditions to the silent inner voice that guides us through the darkest nights, The Book of Religion and Belief examines what humans are really searching for: meaning, purpose, comfort, and connection to something greater than ourselves. Kiger's own view of God-a universal energy, a presence both within and around us-adds a fresh and heartfelt perspective for readers seeking an alternative to traditional religious frameworks. Whether you are spiritual, religious, questioning, or simply curious, this book invites you to look beyond doctrines and dogma to discover the deeper forces that shape human belief. Thought-provoking, personal, and grounded in compassion, Why Do We Believe is a guide for anyone wanting to understand why faith remains one of the most potent forces on earth.