Los Angeles, California Apr 14, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Carlton Morris explores the historical and philosophical foundations of organized religion in Jehovah the First Godfather, a book that presents an unconventional interpretation of biblical narratives and the origins of religious authority. Through critical analysis and historical reflection, Morris examines how religious traditions developed and how belief systems have shaped social structures and human behavior over centuries.
The book presents Morris’s perspective on the biblical portrayal of divine authority, arguing that certain religious institutions evolved as systems designed to guide and influence society. Drawing from scriptural references, historical patterns, and philosophical reasoning, Morris analyzes how mythology, tradition, and interpretation contributed to the formation of organized religious belief. The work also explores questions surrounding human origins, purpose, and the broader relationship between faith and societal control.
Morris approaches these subjects through the lens of a life shaped by diverse experiences. Born during the Great Depression, he grew up in challenging circumstances and later served in the U.S. military during several periods of global conflict. His service included time aboard submarines and destroyers, work in air traffic control, and roles connected to military operations during the Korean War and the Vietnam era. After retiring from military service, Morris pursued studies in commercial art and advertising and later developed interests in painting, writing, and philosophical inquiry.
Raised within multiple Christian traditions, Morris experienced a range of religious influences during his early life. Today he describes his outlook as agnostic with pantheistic leanings, believing in a universal creative intelligence that governs the principles of the universe while remaining distinct from traditional portrayals of divine figures in sacred texts.
Jehovah the First Godfather will be featured at the LA Times Festival of Books 2026, scheduled for April 18–19, 2026, at the University of Southern California, introducing readers to Morris’s thought-provoking perspective on religion, belief, and human history.
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