In Konnor Wright’s first non-fiction book he details the world from the atheistic perspective. This worldview is not depressing, but rather hopeful and inspiring. Instead of leaning on a fictitious being to save us, when confronting the world without a God, we must realize that we are all we have. Whether it is domestic social issues or global catastrophes, realizing that we are all there is to solve our problems is depressingly freeing. We come to the understanding only together can we solve our problems; not by dividing amongst ourselves into different magical/spiritual subsects. The overall goal of this book is not to offend, but instead, offer his own perspective. In the same way, Christians will offer their faith-loving perspectives, Mr. Wright offers his faith opposing perspectives.

Konnor is a student at Central Methodist University where he studies for his criminal justice degree. He hopes to eventually become a public servant by serving as a patrolman then as a state representative. As of now, Konnor seeks to spread his honest perspectives relating to religion in his first book, “The World’s First Theory; Religion Examined”