
Letter to a Christian Nation
This concise polemic challenges the prominent role of religious faith in contemporary public life and politics. The author argues that religious dogmas, particularly within fundamentalist Christianity, lack rational justification and frequently promote intolerance. Drawing on biblical texts, the book addresses key cultural topics including science education, stem-cell research, and the relationship between religion and violence. It advocates for a more secular approach to morality and societal governance based on reason and evidence.
by Sam Harris
Non-fictionReligionPhilosophyPolitics
Knopf · First published 2006 · 96 pages
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