GODfodder

Lucky we are to have won the Atomic Lottery. The probability of winning is infinitesimally miniscule. Perhaps more improbable than a God who rigged the lottery in our favor.
Theists worship the God of Assumptions. We will employ the God algorithm to strip away these assumptions and explore other possibilities. Dismayed believers may not accept that our naked God could be like THAT. We will construct a device to aid in our quest for knowledge of God and the discovery of the universe. Buckle up, it will be a wild ride in the Cosmic Space-Time machine. Do Christians want to travel with us? To wait beside the tomb of Jesus on Sunday morning? Do they desire evidence, or is faith alone sufficient and even preferred; lest their faith be proven to be baseless?
In GODfodder, we will use Christianity as our primary theology of reference; it is the religion most of this nation was indoctrinated into, have lost faith in, or remain faithful to. We will scientifically and philosophically investigate Christian controversies regarding in-utero life termination, gay Conversion Therapy, and the seeming discrepancies between science and religion. With disregard for conventional Christian dogma, we will analyze Jesus' own words and evaluate what HE taught regarding salvation. The enlightenment may surprise nonbelievers. The faithful might object.
Human revolutions past and present have altered human existence. A new revolution is upon us that will alter human evolution. We are unprepared for it. It will add a third extinction dilemma for our species, but this revolution will be requisite for the final revolution humanity will undertake.
Multiple studies consistently demonstrate an America that is experiencing an accelerating fall from faith. The youth of the nation is emerging as an increasingly secular demographic. This book will appeal to the growing ranks of atheists and agnostics as it will address some of their questions; add validity to their thoughts, and provoke challenging new ones that will be contrary to nonbelief. GODfodder may beckon not only to the increasing numbers who have "lost" (or are in the process of losing) their religion, but also to baby boomers trying to rediscover theirs; for as we age our most important questions and our most fundamental need become increasingly apparent.
Many theists will find this work to be beneficial as it relates to troubling doubt and uncertainty that some believers possess but may be reluctant to confess. In this book theists will find non-dogmatic reason and justification for belief.
It is not the author's intent to debunk faith. Rather, the intent is to create a philosophical dissertation that scrutinizes theology while not being dismissive of it. It is a book that, with rare exception, works with Bible scripture rather than works in opposition to it. The author's discourse investigates the benefits, promises, and failings of theology, and more specifically Christianity. Atheists and agnostics need not despair; for with the aid of scripture and the very words of Jesus, this treatise has a smooth finish and a positive message for possible salvation.