The Creation of God | Dr. Jacob Hartmann

The Creation of God by Dr. Jacob Hartmann was distributed in 1893 and is a noteworthy nonbeliever work of the time. Being a specialist, Jacob Hartmann diagrams the investigation of science and life on planet earth and infers that nothing here actually needs the nearness of a God or any perfect forces. Besides, he considers the sacred texts from a political perspective and puts forth the defense that the production of the scriptural God was just a national and political need of the time. From the book:
Has not the time landed for an amazing and human reconstruction? For new techniques for educating, for new and increasingly exact thoughts, for a progressively exact learning of the regular, for guidelines in outright certainties, for an increasingly exhaustive comprehension of common laws, for a more extensive understanding of man himself and his environment, for a deserting of all the powerful subterfuge, obliviousness, and superstition, of religious tales, supernatural occurrences, false hypotheses, and deceiving regulations as to God, with their tremendous penance of human life.