Does God Fit In?

I have noticed a trend among those asking questions which pertain to the content of The Catalyst of Confidence. Specifically, the question “how does God fit in with all this?”

Many may assume, perhaps because God is not the central theme of the book, that The Catalyst of Confidence indirectly posits that one does not need God in order to better oneself, solve problems, or accomplish something. I would like to clarify that this assumption is unwarranted. Other books may assert such things, but in terms of the content espoused in The Catalyst of Confidence, there is no reason to assume this is true.

This post serves to announce that, in the near future, I will begin releasing a series of articles which explain my perspective on “how God fits in” with the content of the book. I will not be detailing arguments for the existence of God at this time. That is a task beyond the scope and intention of this blog as it currently exists. Therefore, for the purpose of these articles, I will assume that God exists and that the reader already believes in Him. For those who may not be in this category, I believe you will find the articles stimulating nonetheless.

As always, your feedback is welcome and encouraged.