The Man who made God (Proverbs of Jazrael)
by Richard Stanley, Momo Mila Groβ
The Man who made God (Proverbs of Jazrael) is a literary work by Richard Stanley and Momo Mila Groβ. Framed through the language of proverbs, its striking title invites reflection on belief, creation, human agency, and the meanings attached to God.
About This Book
The Man who made God (Proverbs of Jazrael) is presented as a literary work by Richard Stanley and Momo Mila Groβ.
Its title places questions of creation, divinity, and human agency at the center of the book’s identity.
The subtitle, Proverbs of Jazrael, signals a concise, reflective, or aphoristic framing.
With limited descriptive metadata available, readers may approach this work as an open-ended exploration of ideas expressed through literary form.
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