The Art of Religious Control – How Belief Replaces Force

The Art of Religious Control – How Belief Replaces Force

Dr. Michael Miller 

Page Count: 152

Trim Size: 5.5” x 8.5”

U.S. Price: $29.95

ISBN 13: 978-156184-066-3

ISBN 10: 1-56184-066-1

Across civilizations and centuries, human beings have organized themselves around systems larger than themselves.
   The Art of Religious Control examines how institutions shape belief, identity, loyalty, and behavior–not primarily through force, but through meaning.
Blending psychology, history, symbolism, and institutional analysis, Dr. Michael Miller explores the recurring structures civilizations repeatedly rebuild across time.

“This is not a book against faith.
It is a book about power, psychology,
and the architecture of influence
that shapes civilizations.”

DR MICHAEL MILLER is an author, educator, publisher, and strategist whose work explores the intersection of psychology, civilization, institutional systems, identity, and human behavior.
Holding five college degrees including studies in Humanities, English, Education, and Religious Studies, his writing combines philosophical examination, historical analysis, and systems-oriented thinking.

He lives in Southern California where he continues to write, publish, and work on projects involving education, organizational systems, and social impact.