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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What if morality never belonged to heaven or hell in the first place For centuries, humanity has outsourced its conscience. We thank God for every good deed and blame the Devil for every evil one. It's a theater of excuses that lets us dodge the most uncomfortable truth of all: it was always us.In this bold, brutally honest, and darkly comic book, Ricky Firman tears down the stage and throws away the costumes. He dismantles the myths of divine credit and demonic blame, exposing how religion, culture, and fear have turned morality into an outsourced business. With wit as sharp as it is unsettling, he argues that we don't need God to be good and we don't need the Devil to be evil - because both goodness and evil have always been human choices.This is not a polite discussion about faith. It is a satirical manifesto that mocks our need for cosmic babysitters and dares us to face the mirror instead. The result is uncomfortable, liberating, and impossible to ignore.If you've ever questioned the logic of divine reward and demonic temptation - or if you've ever suspected that morality might just be ours to own - this book hands you the mirror you've been avoiding. Look into it, if you dare.We Don't Need God to Be Good: And We Don't Need the Devil to Be Evil is a fearless reminder that the most terrifying, liberating truth is also the simplest: morality has always belonged to us.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if morality never belonged to heaven or hell in the first place?For centuries, humanity has outsourced its conscience. We thank God for every good deed and blame the Devil for every evil one. It's a theater of excuses that lets us dodge the most uncomfortable truth of all: it was always us.In this bold, brutally honest, and darkly comic book, Ricky Firman tears down the stage and throws away the costumes. He dismantles the myths of divine credit and demonic blame, exposing how religion, culture, and fear have turned morality into an outsourced business. With wit as sharp as it is unsettling, he argues that we don't need God to be good and we don't need the Devil to be evil - because both goodness and evil have always been human choices.This is not a polite discussion about faith. It is a satirical manifesto that mocks our need for cosmic babysitters and dares us to face the mirror instead. The result is uncomfortable, liberating, and impossible to ignore.If you've ever questioned the logic of divine reward and demonic temptation - or if you've ever suspected that morality might just be ours to own - this book hands you the mirror you've been avoiding. Look into it, if you dare.We Don't Need God to Be Good: And We Don't Need the Devil to Be Evil is a fearless reminder that the most terrifying, liberating truth is also the simplest: morality has always belonged to us. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if morality never belonged to heaven or hell in the first place?For centuries, humanity has outsourced its conscience. We thank God for every good deed and blame the Devil for every evil one. It's a theater of excuses that lets us dodge the most uncomfortable truth of all: it was always us.In this bold, brutally honest, and darkly comic book, Ricky Firman tears down the stage and throws away the costumes. He dismantles the myths of divine credit and demonic blame, exposing how religion, culture, and fear have turned morality into an outsourced business. With wit as sharp as it is unsettling, he argues that we don't need God to be good and we don't need the Devil to be evil - because both goodness and evil have always been human choices.This is not a polite discussion about faith. It is a satirical manifesto that mocks our need for cosmic babysitters and dares us to face the mirror instead. The result is uncomfortable, liberating, and impossible to ignore.If you've ever questioned the logic of divine reward and demonic temptation - or if you've ever suspected that morality might just be ours to own - this book hands you the mirror you've been avoiding. Look into it, if you dare.We Don't Need God to Be Good: And We Don't Need the Devil to Be Evil is a fearless reminder that the most terrifying, liberating truth is also the simplest: morality has always belonged to us. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…