About the Book
YAHWEH UNMASKED - VOLUME 2 is a daring work that challenges one of the deepest-rooted images in history: the God of the Bible. David Cangá Corozo continues his investigation into the origins, contradictions, and hidden realities behind Yahweh, revealing a figure far from the benevolent deity of popular faith.
This is not provocation for its own sake, but the result of years of study, comparison, and research. With clarity, the author shows how the image of Yahweh was built on theological manipulation, omissions, and fear. He confronts readers with an uncomfortable truth: much of what we were taught about the divine is construction, not revelation.
Yahweh Unmasked - Volume 2 invites readers to strip away centuries of dogma and rediscover humanity's relation with the sacred from a global perspective. It dismantles the notion of a "chosen people" and exposes a god more interested in punishment and control than in love or justice. In doing so, the book opens a path toward a universal spirituality, critical and free of blind submission.
The strength of this work lies not only in its arguments but also in its courage. Questioning Yahweh has long been considered blasphemy, punished with silence, persecution, or death. By unmasking Yahweh, the author continues the work of thinkers and reformers who dared to ask the questions feared by religious institutions. This book gives voice to those doubts and shapes them into a coherent critique.
Yet beyond critique, this volume is also an invitation-to think, compare, and go beyond inherited belief. It speaks to readers who sense contradictions in the official story, who feel disillusioned, or who seek a spirituality embraced through awareness, not fear.
Provocative yet constructive, Yahweh Unmasked - Volume 2 does not call for abandoning faith but for transforming it into knowledge. True spirituality, it proposes, cannot rest on submission to authority but must arise from recognizing truth wherever it appears. The book is both critique and manifesto: a call for freedom of thought, intellectual honesty, and spiritual authenticity.
What distinguishes this work is its resonance with today's reader. In a world flooded with information but still ruled by ancient dogmas, it provides a tool to question without fear, to seek without limits, and to find meaning beyond imposed doctrines. It speaks to those who feel organized religion no longer meets modern challenges, and who desire a vision that unites rather than divides, that liberates rather than enslaves.
Ultimately, Yahweh Unmasked - Volume 2 is a book about freedom-freedom from inherited beliefs and manipulation, freedom to rediscover the sacred in its true dimension. It is written for seekers, skeptics, thinkers, and believers who dare to go further, who understand that to question is to build, and that unmasking falsehood is the first step toward truth.
Cangá Corozo delivers a work that will not leave anyone indifferent. It will disturb some, enlighten others, and challenge all. It cannot be read passively; it demands reflection, debate, and transformation.
Amid shelves of apologetics, devotionals, and commentaries, Yahweh Unmasked - Volume 2 stands as a unique, fearless voice. It is not just another book about God; it dares to ask who-or what-Yahweh truly is, and what that means for humanity today.
For readers who seek more than comforting answers, who are unafraid of difficult questions, and who believe truth is worth pursuing however unsettling, this book is essential-a guide, a challenge, an awakening.
It will remain with you long after its last page: a mirror held to one of humanity's most enduring beliefs, and an open door to a future where spirituality is not imposed by fear but embraced in freedom.
About the Author :
David Cangá Corozo (Ecuador, 1978). Bachelor's degree in Linguistics; Master's degree in International Relations. Additional coursework in Sociology, Anthropology, and Art History.
He is a rationalist free thinker (formerly liberal, now conservative) and the author of Unmasking Yahweh (2009), The Gabriel Conspiracy (2013), and Inqueersition (2025).
Through his research, Cangá Corozo dismantles imposed narratives and challenges modern dogmas, offering readers a critical perspective on the forces shaping today's world.
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David Cangá Corozo (Ecuador, 1978). Licenciado en Lingüística; Magíster en Relaciones Internacionales. Estudios adicionales en Sociología, Antropología e Historia del Arte.
Es un pensador libre racionalista (antes liberal, ahora conservador) y autor de Desenmascarando a Yahvé (2009), La conspiración de Gabriel (2013) e Inqueersición (2025).
A través de sus investigaciones, Cangá Corozo desmonta narrativas impuestas y desafía los dogmas modernos, ofreciendo a los lectores una perspectiva crítica sobre las fuerzas que moldean el mundo actual.
