Jesus and Addiction to Origins

Focusing on an anthropocentric approach, the book argues that religious practices are fundamentally human behaviors rather than extraordinary phenomena. It posits that scholars of religion should study these practices as part of the broader human experience, which encompasses the creation of both human and more-than-human entities. This perspective emphasizes the complexity of human existence and challenges the notion of unique religious authority, inviting a more inclusive examination of human behavior across different cultures and historical contexts.