Roberto Matheus Da Costa

The true worship and false worship Roberto Matheus Da Costa

The human being carries within him a space destined for worship. If this space is not filled with worshiping the true divinity, it will inevitably be occupied with worshiping the most diverse things, people, theories or the ego itself. Who occupies the throne destined for divinity in your heart? This question is very important if we consider all its implications for the present and the future. This book was prepared to make us reflect on this very important theme and especially to take us to the Bible so that we can base our worship life on it. Throughout all times man has manifested his life as a worshiper in the most primitive ways, worshiping wooden idols, or the very stars of infinite space. Building ziggurats, temples and the most varied structures from the simplest to the most complex that still intrigue modern engineering. However, man's great search for the transcendent is within himself, causing him to manifest his own convictions of the divine. The book you have in your hands can arouse various feelings at the end of your reading. It can lead you to an immense feeling of antagonism, or it can lead you to agree with its content. It can lead you to ignore his warnings, or pay attention to their admonitions. These are just some reactions that the reader of this book can manifest, among others that even those who do not read it can claim in response to its content. I sincerely hope that this book will be useful to those who wish to understand, in the context of the book of books, the Bible, the difference between true and false worship.