DescriptionGod on Ventilator confronts one of humanity’s oldest questions: Do we truly need God? This profound work traces the origins of belief, revealing how faith emerged from fundamental fears, suffering, and insecurity. Drawing on the perspectives of more than 100 philosophers, the book stages the ultimate “Divine Debate.”Written with clarity and depth, it illuminates the Buddha’s radical insights, presenting an ancient yet powerful, self-reliant path rooted in impermanence, karma, and dependent origination. It unveils a universe governed by causes rather than a creator. Merging philosophy, psychology, and science, the text decodes the structure of belief itself.Far from being merely a critique of religion, the book delivers a timeless message of mindfulness and self-awareness. Each chapter challenges assumptions we rarely dare to examine. This is a definitive investigation into the life-support system of faith. The future of belief hangs in the balance-read this book to decide the diagnosis.
