Ivan P Kovak: 3 books

Insanity as described in the dictionary is an unreasonableness or unsoundness of mind, permanent or temporary, that makes a person incapable of what is regarded legally as normal, rational conduct or judgment; it usually implies a need for hospitalization. Faith is based on the belief in something...

The subject matters of book two picks up where book one leaves off on Christianity. Yes it does continue to speak more about the characteristic's of God and Jesus Christ that was covered in book one and their make up therein but it also continues to question their existence with facts not mention...

The birth of religion started from a simple concept humanity's inability to explain the unexplainable until one added gods to the equation. A Jewish Hebrew scholar not knowing about prior pagan religions and their gods, rituals and stories--would have been like a history teacher today not knowing...