We are taught that truth and faith are two parallel paths toward understanding existence-coexisting peacefully as pillars of the human experience. But what if they are actually locked in a permanent, zero-sum war? What if the survival of one inherently demands the destruction of the other?This provocative and deeply analytical book dismantles the comforting myth of harmony between objective reality and spiritual conviction. It posits a stark, uncompromising thesis: truth and faith are fundamentally adversarial.Where truth demands evidence, verification, and the willingness to be proven wrong, faith demands certainty, allegiance, and belief in the absence of proof. By examining history, psychology, and philosophy, this book explores how these two forces do not complement one another; instead, they actively police, undermine, and sabotage each other in the human mind and across society.
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