Cleran Hollancid

Death of God Cleran Hollancid

Unabashedly, this volume dauntlessly and honestly engages the discourse on God and human society at its core, and the death of God, in particular. What of human life amidst mindless corruption, hundreds of coronaviruses as we are told, perennial distress, grim degeneracy, urgent plea, and palpable fear? What do humans really have to look forward to apart from stubborn pride, ailment, and panic? Imagine if God were to die, what would become of this already sick world, marked by heightened debauchery, choking depravity, and ill-fated diseases? All this and more underpin the structure of this discourse, allowing for the reader to pause, ruminate, take it all in, as life, true liberty, and the unseen hand of ultimate power, that actually rules the world, comes to the fore.