
“There is a place in man that religion has not touched.”
Everyone at some point answers to a name they didn't choose. This book asks what's left of you once you stop.
What if freedom begins where the false name fails?
Devon Jonah confronts religious performance, inherited certainty, the ego that learned scripture, and the crowd that makes foolishness normal.
From the name before the name, through the ego that learned scripture, to the freedom of losing the false self.
“Sometimes a name is not a calling but a costume.”
Opening Essay — Why BLANK
“It is the page after the stripping. It is not empty because God has left. It is ready because God can write again.”
Preface