Trier

What's God Got To Do With It? Trier

"God, please deliver me from your followers" is a catchphrase found on many a bumper sticker, but aside from the critique, have we fully explored the thinking behind this philosophy? In "What's God Got To Do With It", Reverend Trier dares to go where no religious leader or clergyman has gone before. He explores the truth about organized religion, and the havoc it has wrecked on our civilization; he exposes the hypocrisy of those 'followers' who continue to act and speak in ways that run counter to their beliefs, and he offers up a solution to the traditional theological construct, so that we may become less dogmatic, and more Christ-like in our approach to the world and our fellow man. Written with humor, personal anecdotes, criticism and optimism, "What's God Got To Do With It" focuses primarily on Western theocracy, but also presents arguments that affirm the perspective of those who would call themselves atheist, specifically highlighting the crimes of The Church, and petitions for an in-house reevaluation and systematic cleansing of the Church's sins. Providing a beacon for living a spiritually-informed life, Reverend Trier's book is analytical, whimsical, caustic, and compassionate. His hope is the those who have felt 'abandoned by religion' may find comfort in his work, and encouragement to resume their search to find a spiritual path in an ever-changing society.