The Divine Inherited... But Did We Ever Truly Understand?: Tradition, Fear, and the Quest for Truth

God was told to us... but did we ever try to understand Him?
This book is not written to deny God.
This book is written to teach how to think about God.
We accept God, religion, worship, and tradition primarily through inheritance.
Because our parents say so, because our grandparents did it, because society approves of it -
But do we ever pause and ask: What does this mean? What is its purpose? And is this really in the original scriptures?
In this book, the author asks direct questions:
What is the difference between faith and blind imitation?
Does religion, founded on fear, truly grant liberation?
What do the Vedas, Upanishads, and Gita say about God - and what do TV serials show?
Rules imposed on women, the caste system, sin and merit, hell and heaven - are these the core of religion, or are they chains added by society?
This book:

• Takes you back to the original texts.
• Offers discernment instead of fear.
• Gives faith the company of thought.