The Kingdom Is a Religion

Synopsis

Is the Kingdom of God merely a spiritual concept, or is it a tangible system of governance? Rev. Godwin Boso's "The Kingdom Is a Religion" challenges contemporary Christian assumptions, arguing that Christianity is the religious expression of life under God's divine rule. The book posits that religion itself is not inherently negative; rather, it becomes destructive only when separated from divine revelation and God's authority. Boso asserts that God calls for allegiance, order, and obedience, moving beyond mere religious performance. The work also explores the "Kingdom of Darkness" as a rival system and reframes spiritual warfare as a conflict of governance rather than superstition. Grounded in biblical theology and informed by African spiritual realities, this book equips believers for mature and authoritative faith. It seeks to restore balance between grace and obedience, power and order, and relationship and structure. "The Kingdom Is a Religion" is for pastors, church leaders, students, and serious Christians who desire a deeper understanding of faith as citizenship and Christianity as true religion, participating in God's government on earth. It offers doctrinal clarity for those ready to move beyond slogans and embrace a faith with structure and authority.