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One of the most important books on religion for Christians and atheist alike.
One of the most important books on religion for Christians and atheist alike.
June reading wrap-up. Harris and Hitchens were my favs. Hitchens‘ book was a sad read, he wrote right up to his death and his wife wrote a touching epilogue. #junewrapup
I absolutely loved this book! Harris crams so much secular goodness in to 114 pages. While I have read many books which debunked what I learned during my seven years of Catholic school, this one did so more succinctly than any other and is probably more accessible to believers as is a very quick read and less intimidating than one of Dawkins' great, but chunkier books. Harris' arguments are presented in rapid-fire succession and most hit the mark.
This succinct book is hitting on all cylinders for me. Harris makes his point and moves on. 📖
Eleven years later experts and intellectuals are ignored by ignorant politicians on a whole gamut of subjects. Sad.
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Great short book packed with information, must read for anyone sceptical of religion.