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I Believe, Therefore I Affirm: A World Where History, Facts, Evidence and Logic Don’t Matter
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- ISBN8231221905
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- Date de parution09/08/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
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?? I Believe, Therefore I Affirm: A World Where History, Facts, Evidence, and Logic Don't MatterThis is not a book about polite faith. It is a fearless investigation into the foundations of belief - where sacred narratives crumble under the weight of history, evidence, and reason. In I Believe, Therefore I Affirm, we dismantle the structure of fear and indoctrination that compels people to believe without confirmation, obey without question, and defend without understanding.
Through rigorous analysis of the Book, the Man, and the Place, the work exposes how theology, politics, and social control merge into a system that survives not by truth, but by silencing truth-seekers. This is your invitation to break the spell - to face the uncomfortable, confront the forbidden, and see what happens when belief is finally tested against reality. This is not another polite interfaith conversation.
It is an unflinching investigation that strips away layers of fear, myth, and sacred immunity to reveal: The Book - Claimed to confirm the Torah and Gospel, yet contradicting their core message. Exposed for its borrowed legends, grammatical flaws, shifting narrative voices, and doctrinal edits designed for political dominance. The Man - From seeker of recognition to ruler by revelation, Muhammad's transformation is tracked through his alliances, wars, and moral contradictions - alongside his theological debt to long-condemned Christian heresies.
The Place - Mecca's Abrahamic origin story collapses under archaeology and history, revealing a retrofitted sacred geography built to legitimise Islam's central claim. With a polemical edge sharpened by evidence, the book dismantles the theological foundations of Islamic exceptionalism - from the weaponisation of terror to the institutional subjugation of women, and from the manipulation of confession to the suppression of dissent.
Unlike academic overviews or apologetic debates, this book refuses to tiptoe. It combines rigorous scholarship with fearless polemic, fusing historical evidence, linguistic analysis, and theological critique into a narrative that is both intellectually devastating and impossible to ignore. It is a call to conscience for readers who believe truth does not fear scrutiny. If you've ever been told Islam is beyond question, this book is the question they don't want you to ask.
Through rigorous analysis of the Book, the Man, and the Place, the work exposes how theology, politics, and social control merge into a system that survives not by truth, but by silencing truth-seekers. This is your invitation to break the spell - to face the uncomfortable, confront the forbidden, and see what happens when belief is finally tested against reality. This is not another polite interfaith conversation.
It is an unflinching investigation that strips away layers of fear, myth, and sacred immunity to reveal: The Book - Claimed to confirm the Torah and Gospel, yet contradicting their core message. Exposed for its borrowed legends, grammatical flaws, shifting narrative voices, and doctrinal edits designed for political dominance. The Man - From seeker of recognition to ruler by revelation, Muhammad's transformation is tracked through his alliances, wars, and moral contradictions - alongside his theological debt to long-condemned Christian heresies.
The Place - Mecca's Abrahamic origin story collapses under archaeology and history, revealing a retrofitted sacred geography built to legitimise Islam's central claim. With a polemical edge sharpened by evidence, the book dismantles the theological foundations of Islamic exceptionalism - from the weaponisation of terror to the institutional subjugation of women, and from the manipulation of confession to the suppression of dissent.
Unlike academic overviews or apologetic debates, this book refuses to tiptoe. It combines rigorous scholarship with fearless polemic, fusing historical evidence, linguistic analysis, and theological critique into a narrative that is both intellectually devastating and impossible to ignore. It is a call to conscience for readers who believe truth does not fear scrutiny. If you've ever been told Islam is beyond question, this book is the question they don't want you to ask.
?? I Believe, Therefore I Affirm: A World Where History, Facts, Evidence, and Logic Don't MatterThis is not a book about polite faith. It is a fearless investigation into the foundations of belief - where sacred narratives crumble under the weight of history, evidence, and reason. In I Believe, Therefore I Affirm, we dismantle the structure of fear and indoctrination that compels people to believe without confirmation, obey without question, and defend without understanding.
Through rigorous analysis of the Book, the Man, and the Place, the work exposes how theology, politics, and social control merge into a system that survives not by truth, but by silencing truth-seekers. This is your invitation to break the spell - to face the uncomfortable, confront the forbidden, and see what happens when belief is finally tested against reality. This is not another polite interfaith conversation.
It is an unflinching investigation that strips away layers of fear, myth, and sacred immunity to reveal: The Book - Claimed to confirm the Torah and Gospel, yet contradicting their core message. Exposed for its borrowed legends, grammatical flaws, shifting narrative voices, and doctrinal edits designed for political dominance. The Man - From seeker of recognition to ruler by revelation, Muhammad's transformation is tracked through his alliances, wars, and moral contradictions - alongside his theological debt to long-condemned Christian heresies.
The Place - Mecca's Abrahamic origin story collapses under archaeology and history, revealing a retrofitted sacred geography built to legitimise Islam's central claim. With a polemical edge sharpened by evidence, the book dismantles the theological foundations of Islamic exceptionalism - from the weaponisation of terror to the institutional subjugation of women, and from the manipulation of confession to the suppression of dissent.
Unlike academic overviews or apologetic debates, this book refuses to tiptoe. It combines rigorous scholarship with fearless polemic, fusing historical evidence, linguistic analysis, and theological critique into a narrative that is both intellectually devastating and impossible to ignore. It is a call to conscience for readers who believe truth does not fear scrutiny. If you've ever been told Islam is beyond question, this book is the question they don't want you to ask.
Through rigorous analysis of the Book, the Man, and the Place, the work exposes how theology, politics, and social control merge into a system that survives not by truth, but by silencing truth-seekers. This is your invitation to break the spell - to face the uncomfortable, confront the forbidden, and see what happens when belief is finally tested against reality. This is not another polite interfaith conversation.
It is an unflinching investigation that strips away layers of fear, myth, and sacred immunity to reveal: The Book - Claimed to confirm the Torah and Gospel, yet contradicting their core message. Exposed for its borrowed legends, grammatical flaws, shifting narrative voices, and doctrinal edits designed for political dominance. The Man - From seeker of recognition to ruler by revelation, Muhammad's transformation is tracked through his alliances, wars, and moral contradictions - alongside his theological debt to long-condemned Christian heresies.
The Place - Mecca's Abrahamic origin story collapses under archaeology and history, revealing a retrofitted sacred geography built to legitimise Islam's central claim. With a polemical edge sharpened by evidence, the book dismantles the theological foundations of Islamic exceptionalism - from the weaponisation of terror to the institutional subjugation of women, and from the manipulation of confession to the suppression of dissent.
Unlike academic overviews or apologetic debates, this book refuses to tiptoe. It combines rigorous scholarship with fearless polemic, fusing historical evidence, linguistic analysis, and theological critique into a narrative that is both intellectually devastating and impossible to ignore. It is a call to conscience for readers who believe truth does not fear scrutiny. If you've ever been told Islam is beyond question, this book is the question they don't want you to ask.
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