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What if God were your patient? In Diagnosing God, author Ricky Firman dares to ask the unthinkable: What would happen if we put the Divine on the therapist's couch? With the sharp eye of a psychologist and the fearless honesty of a skeptic, this groundbreaking book examines the behavioral patterns of God as depicted in religious texts-without reverence, without rebellion, but with relentless inquiry. From jealous tantrums to apocalyptic punishments, from divine love to divine wrath, Firman traces the psychological footprints of a being worshipped by billions yet rarely questioned in terms of mental and emotional stability. Is God a nurturing parent or a narcissistic ruler? A moral compass or a projection of human trauma? With case-study precision, this book unveils unsettling parallels between divine behavior and human psychological disorders, from Narcissistic Personality Disorder to Borderline tendencies and authoritarian delusions. Whether you are a believer, a seeker, or a bold critic of religion, Diagnosing God will challenge your most sacred assumptions-and leave you asking the questions that organized faith refuses to entertain. This is not blasphemy. This is psychological inquiry. Brutally honest. Clinically framed. Existentially necessary.

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