God: A Logical Illusion: Logic, Evidence, and the Collapse of Belief

What if the most important belief in human history is built on illusion?

For centuries, humanity has believed in God — a supreme being watching, judging, guiding. But what happens when we examine this belief through the lens of logic, science, and evidence?

This book is not an attack on believers. It is an intellectual investigation.

Drawing from philosophy, neuroscience, history, and real-world events — from the Holocaust to modern scientific discoveries — this work asks a bold question:

Does the idea of God survive rational scrutiny?

Inside, you will discover:

• The logical contradictions within the concept of God
• Why suffering and evil challenge divine existence
• How human psychology creates belief systems
• Scientific explanations that replace supernatural claims
• Real historical case studies that expose the silence of divine intervention

From ancient texts like the Nasadiya Sukta to modern thinkers like Bertrand Russell and Richard Dawkins, this book follows one principle:

Follow the argument wherever it leads.

This is not a book of faith.
This is a book of questions — the kind that refuse to stay silent.

If you are ready to think deeply, challenge assumptions, and confront uncomfortable truths—

This book is for you.