Beyond Yahweh and Jesus

This psychoanalytic exploration delves into the Old and New Testaments, focusing on God's role in helping humans confront death and its associated anxieties. It examines knowledge acquisition, divine wisdom, and morality, critiquing the disconnect between psychoanalysis and religion, as well as religion's inability to foster global peace. The author proposes ways to improve both religious and secular moral frameworks, aiming to enhance human adaptation to the fear of death.