Liberating Humanity challenges the image of God that has dominated Christianity for centuries, not through speculation, but through Scripture itself.

With careful textual analysis and historical context, this book examines how commands attributed to Yahweh, including genocide, slavery, and violence, were later reconciled with the teachings of Jesus, and how Paul’s theology ultimately reshaped Christianity.

At its core, this is not a book about tearing faith down, but about recovering what was lost. The Father Jesus revealed is a God not requiring blood sacrifice, not rooted in fear, and not divided from humanity.

Liberating Humanity invites readers to question inherited assumptions about sin, atonement, and divine violence, and to rediscover an understanding of God grounded in love, unity, and freedom rather than guilt and control.

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