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24 Reasons to Abandon Christianity

Why Christianity's Perverted Morality Leads to Misery and Death

Charles Bufe
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Pages
340
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
See Sharp Press

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Taking up where Christopher Hitchens' “God Is Not Great” left off, “24 Reasons to Abandon Christianity” reveals Christianity's cruelty, dishonesty, fearmongering, hypocrisy, misogyny, homophobia, dogmatism, and authoritarianism, and all of the misery, destruction, and death caused by these things. “24 Reasons to Abandon Christianity” also reveals the roots of these characteristics, and why Christianity leads to all of these evils. While the book treats serious topics, its tone-much like Hitchens' book-is analytical, but also breezy and biting.

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