Books

This book represents the natural continuation of the journey begun in The Cognitive Rampage: after dismantling inherited beliefs, social conditioning, and false identities, the reader is left confronting the deeper question of what ultimately grounds truth, meaning, and identity.

Rather than ending in nihilism or self-constructed purpose, this book explores the author's realization that the search for ultimate truth leads beyond the self and toward Christ—not as an inherited religious system, but as the living foundation discovered when all illusions are stripped away.

This book reframes faith not as blind acceptance, but as the final act of radical honesty: the willingness to pursue truth wherever it leads.

Psychology did not invent the human need for healing, identity, forgiveness, purpose, peace, renewal, or freedom from fear. Jesus was teaching about the mind, the heart, behavior, relationships, suffering, and transformation long before modern psychology gave those struggles clinical names. Over time, many of those same truths were repackaged in secular language, separated from their spiritual foundation, and presented as discoveries of the modern mind.

TWISTED examines where psychology and the teachings of Jesus intersect—and where they sharply divide. It challenges the idea that lasting transformation begins with self-discovery alone, arguing instead that Jesus taught something far more radical: that freedom comes not from endlessly analyzing the self, but from surrendering it, renewing the mind, forgiving others, confronting truth, and becoming something new.