A Catholic Engineer Searches for God

A Catholic Engineer Searches for GOD is an entertaining, intriguing, and thought-provoking book. It enables the reader to absorb, comprehend, and gradually conclude that there (probably) is no God, and religion is obsolete. Jack Carlow, raised a Catholic and trained as an engineer, describes how the slow spread of knowledge gradually eroded superstitions and myths (and gods)-how multiple gods morphed into one God and how religions lack originality, conduct unspeakable crimes, and promote false promises. He provides new proof that the Bible cannot be the "Word of God," explains why we don't need a God as the cause of all that exists (including us), and spells out why religion is "The Greatest Ponzi Scheme Of All Time." As the "Believer" or "Questioner" turns each page, slowly, silently, nodding in agreement, cracks begin to form in their long-held beliefs. With this book they'll discover that they're not alone, and conclude that nonbelief will become the dominant "belief" in the not-too-distant future.