Books Published by JBPublishers

A Satirical Guide to Belief, Power, and Why We Keep Falling for the Same Stories

Let’s be honest: religion is complicated, contradictory, deeply emotional, and often explained in ways that make it even harder to understand.

Religion for Idiots uses parody, humor, and plain language to walk readers through one of humanity’s most influential inventions. This isn’t a theology textbook, and it isn’t an angry takedown. It’s a clear-eyed, occasionally sarcastic look at how religions form, spread, demand loyalty, and somehow manage to survive every generation’s “this time we’ll be smarter.”

By exaggerating the familiar, poking at the absurd, and stripping belief systems down to their moving parts, this book makes the complex understandable, and the sacred approachable.

The Power of Evolution and the Pursuit of Truth

Life didn’t unfold according to a script, it emerged through curiosity, adaptation, failure, and time.

Unveiling Life is an accessible exploration of evolution, not as a cold scientific theory, but as one of the most powerful stories ever uncovered about who we are and how we came to be. This book peels back misconceptions, cultural resistance, and ideological fear to reveal evolution as a unifying explanation that connects biology, history, and human meaning.

Rather than framing science and belief as enemies, Unveiling Life invites readers to see evolution as a lens, one that deepens wonder, sharpens critical thinking, and replaces inherited answers with evidence-based understanding.

Written for curious minds at every level, this book makes complex ideas clear without oversimplifying them.

A Clear-Eyed Look at Scripture, Authority, and the Cost of Not Asking Questions

For many people, the Bible is treated as unquestionable, a source of truth placed beyond scrutiny, doubt, or disagreement. But history shows that every powerful idea deserves examination, especially when it shapes morality, culture, and personal identity.

Why Question the Bible? invites readers to step back from inherited certainty and examine Scripture with honesty rather than fear. This book is not written to provoke outrage or dismantle faith for sport. It is written for those who sense that avoiding questions carries a greater cost than asking them.

Through historical context, textual analysis, and thoughtful reflection, this book explores how the Bible was written, compiled, interpreted, and used, and why treating it as untouchable often obscures understanding rather than deepens it.