Politics of God: A citizen's Guide to Understanding, Resisting and Reclaiming Our Democracy

What happens when faith becomes a political weapon?In an age of viral outrage, manufactured fear, polarized identities, and nonstop political noise, Politics of God explores how ordinary people can be influenced through emotion while the realities that shape their lives-jobs, education, healthcare, economic opportunity, science, and human dignity-quietly move into the background.Drawing from political psychology, media influence, human behaviour, and everyday social realities, Josin Roy examines how narratives are constructed, how public emotions are shaped, and how citizens can gradually lose sight of the difference between loyalty to a leader and loyalty to democratic institutions.But this is not a book against faith.It is a book about protecting faith from political exploitation.Through powerful real-life-inspired scenes and psychological insight, Politics of God takes the reader from emotional manipulation toward critical awareness. It asks uncomfortable questions: Who benefits when society remains divided? Why does outrage feel more compelling than reason? When did political identity become more important than everyday reality? And what happens when citizens finally stop asking, "Whom should I support?" and start asking, "Is the system actually working for me?"This book ultimately offers a simple challenge: - Think before you react.- Verify before you believe.- Question before you follow.- And never surrender your humanity to political power.Politics of God is a journey from manipulation to awareness, from emotional noise to thoughtful action, and from manufactured division toward a more rational, compassionate, and accountable society.