The Face of God

The Face of God: What Enoch Saw in Heaven, by Doctor Henry Kakembo, tackles the biggest of our life's questions. How did we get here, for what, and by whom? For answers, Dr. Kakembo embarks on a scientific quest, leaving out folk tales and mythology for meaningful answers. This should provide insight into your true origins and purpose. It eliminates folktales and unverifiable mythical narratives, such as the miraculous virgin birth of baby Jesus and other gods. For life's origins, the book references the work of preeminent scholars, historians, theologians, and archeologists, as well as technology discoveries, which have enabled us to see beyond our galaxy and up to the visible boundary of the universe and figure out its age. Still relying on technology has helped us find out when life could have begun and when and how our ancestors began wandering over the planet. As they crisscrossed the continents, they found religion, built civilization, and developed writing. Was it writing, then, that facilitated the passage of ancient knowledge into future generations and enabled them to live better and longer lives? A head scratcher, why did cultures around the world develop religion, each with its own god or gods without evidence confirming that such deities were real? What was behind our ingrained blind faith in elusive powers? Going by evolution, such behavior was grounded in a solid foundation. So, a trait that promoted survival in a group metastasized and became global. The purpose of the book, therefore, is to work out what religion's benefits are and how they are generated, engendering faith to enduresince time immemorial.