History of Gods
Dec 2016 · Is There a God? Book 1 · EnCognitive.com
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The truth about god shall set your life free.
“History of Gods”, the first book in the series “Is There a God?” discusses the origin of god. Chapters include,
Chapter 1: Is There a God?
Chapter 2: A History of Gods and Goddesses
Chapter 3: The Sun as God
Chapter 4: Egyptian Deities
Chapter 5: Greek Deities
Chapter 6: Roman Deities
Chapter 7: Jewish Deities
Chapter 8: Hindu Deities
Chapter 9: Chinese Deities
Chapter 10: Middle Eastern Deities
Chapter 11: South American Deities
Chapter 12: Norse (Viking) Deities
Chapter 13: Celtic Deities
Chapter 14: United States of America
Chapter 15: Characteristics of Religion
Chapter 16: Human-conceived Gods do Not Exist
Chapter 17: Terminologies and Notations
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Dashrath Maheshwari
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18 May 2017
Nice to see your work. Invite you to India to learn more about life. Trust me, there is still lot to learn and it's never ending. The notation 33 crore deities is incorrectly put without research. It's actually 33 koti (33 types). People who just read work of modern era authors will misinterprete the sanskrit word koti. Hinduism believe in time. Time is supreme. The highest unit of time called Mahakaal (supreme time) also known is lord Mahesh (maha eshwar or supreme god).
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Kris H
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3 August 2018
VERY LAZY WRITER, everything written was dare of wikipedia. It's poorly
organized and repetitive. All the books in this series are by a atheist who
apparently has a cross to bare with God. Someone ticked him off in a church
somewhere and now he parades as a nonbeliever and bangs his drum and cries
for his cause. He needs to cry out for forgiveness before he has to answer
for this nonsense.
A Google user
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27 May 2017
I enjoyed the discussion and learning brief snippets of history. Many topics were highly interesting. It does open the mind, and made me look into history that I wouldn't have otherwise looked into. I liked that there were citations listed, but would have liked it better if the citations were not open sorced like from Wikipedia, and came from previously published works. But as noted by the author in the last chapter (Ch.17), this book was meant as a subjective discussion, and not as a scholarly work. Overall it's still a great read.
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