What if religion was never meant to be permanent?

Religion once solved real human problems. It created order, unity, and moral structure in chaotic times. But every system has an expiry date — and this one has reached it.

In The Post-Religious Manifesto, Ahtisham Asif Tantray presents a bold, first-principles examination of why religion rose, how it functioned as early social technology, why it now malfunctions in a hyperconnected world, and what must replace it for humanity to progress.

This book breaks the issue down to its fundamentals:

The psychological and societal conditions that gave rise to religion

The structural flaws that make it incompatible with modern civilization

Why suppressing independent thinking stalls human evolution

The new framework required for a prosperous 22nd century

This is not an emotional attack. It is a logical reconstruction.

If civilization is running on outdated mental software, upgrading it is not rebellion — it is survival.

This book is for thinkers and rebels who are ready to question inherited systems, analyze them rationally, and imagine what comes next.

The future will not be built on tradition alone.
It will be built on reason.