God the Invisible King by H.G. Wells

In this spiritual treatise, the author rejects traditional religious doctrine and proposes a personal, immanent concept of God—an inward force of righteousness and creative energy. He argues for a new religion centered on growth, moral courage, and social progress, distinct from both dogma and atheism. The book blends spiritual passion with rational inquiry. The "plot" is conceptual, moving from critique to vision. It’s a manifesto of belief for a modern, evolving world.