First published 1927
Renowned thinker Bertrand Russell dismantles the core tenets of Christianity in this incisive, uncompromising critique. Addressing a crowd of secular society members, Russell systematically dissects the logical fallacies, historical inconsistencies, and moral contradictions at the heart of the world's dominant religion. With razor-sharp reasoning and biting wit, he challenges the divine origins, scriptural infallibility, and ethical foundations of Christian belief. Russell's pyrotechnic intellect leaves no room for faith, revealing a worldview grounded in reason, evidence, and the noble pursuit of truth.
Genres: philosophy, 20th-century, atheism, non-fiction, christianity, academia
Vibes: dark, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: reason-over-faith
Period: 20th-century
225 pages · Paperback · Barlow Pr