Ricardo V. Sibilla's God's Words Receives Esteemed Literary Titan Gold Book Award

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Acclaimed author and theologian Ricardo V. Sibilla has been honored with the Literary Titan Gold Book Award for his groundbreaking work, God's Words . This distinguished recognition celebrates Sibilla's bold and thought-provoking exploration of the origins, contradictions, and enduring influence of sacred texts.

In God's Words , Sibilla confronts some of humanity's most persistent questions:

* Can sacred scripture justify violence?
* Is there a connection between imperialism and mystic dogmas?
* Why does religion endure, and could myths be political tools?

Drawing from theology, cultural anthropology, history, and scriptural analysis, Sibilla examines how ancient oral traditions evolved into rigid ideologies and how religious texts have been interpreted to both inspire faith and justify violence. The book's unique "Mystic Pentagon" framework and thirty-one "Mystical Steps" offer readers a sweeping yet precise lens to interrogate the powerful narratives that shaped civilizations.

Literary Titan praised God's Words as "timely, even urgent," highlighting Sibilla's ability to connect historical power structures with religious mythmaking in a way that resonates deeply with today's polarized climate. Literary Titan's five-star review described the work as "a provocative and ambitious deep dive into the contradictions and historical underpinnings of Abrahamic religious texts," while Kirkus Indie lauded it as "an acerbic, well-argued case against the undue influence of religion in public life."

IndieReader echoed this sentiment, noting: "Sibilla well understands that, for far too long, holy books have been used to justify perpetrating the most hideous cruelties on nonbelievers."

Through its plain-spoken yet deeply researched style, God's Words bridges the gap between scholarly rigor and accessible prose. It invites both devout observers and skeptics to critically reflect on the enduring power of belief, while challenging readers to rethink assumptions about faith, violence, and the intersection of politics and spirituality.

Ricardo V. Sibilla's award-winning God's Words is available in Kindle and paperback editions. Don't miss the chance to explore this bold, deeply researched, and timely analysis of religion's role in shaping human history and belief. Get your copy today on Amazon [https://amzn.to/424gVr0] or Barnes & Noble [https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/gods-words-ricardo-victor-sibilla/1147263608?ean=9798989976737].

About the Author

Ricardo V. Sibilla finished his theology studies with a four-year social worker degree at the Catholic EDSS, presided over by Bishop Miguel Raspanti, a respected annex of the Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina. Sibilla brings a heavily researched analysis of religious texts, explanations of myths, and historiography, which he blends in a compelling way and offers a complex and thorough understanding of how belief works. The book provides an unbiased interpretation of many different religions and their impact on those who believe in them. With a lifelong passion for exploring the intersections of spirituality, power, and social justice, R. V. Sibilla encourages critical reflection and cultural awareness in a rapidly polarizing world. God's Words represents the culmination of decades of study, aimed at encouraging critical reflection and cultural awareness in a rapidly polarizing world.
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