This book contains chapters 43 to 52 and the summary of the book "Did Man Create God?" It includes the chapters on the origin of religion, mysticism, myth and ritual, the role of psychedelics in the origin of religion, the benefits and evils of religion, the problem of why evil occurs, are the sacred books really true, is God dead, and the book summary of how reason and science can be compatible with religion and faith to form a rational spirituality. Reviews     Part VII is a summary of mankind´s experience, good and bad, with religion. Part VIII (summary) lays out the evidence that man created God. I quote the most tellingly simple point: The "problem of evil" is one of the greatest challenges for religion to explain. While many solutions have been proposed, none adequately deals with the fact that an all powerful, personal, caring God could eliminate the worst aspects of evil if he wanted to. The one solution that is the most logically satisfying to the thinking brain is to assume that Man Created God---in which case "the problem of evil" disappears. (page 620) John A. Frantz, MD, NASW (National Association of Science Writers) June 23, 2008