Reviews

By James Zimmerman In the latter half of the 18th century, America was in the throes of revolution. In the midst of the better-known political revolution, there was also a revolution of thought. Kerry Walters, in his latest book Revolutionary Deists: Early America’s Rational Infidels (©2011, Prometheus Books), takes readers Read more

By Grant Steves The label found on the cover of CJ Werleman’s new book states “Explicit Content – WARNING – Harmful to Faith.” A plethora of similar books has been released in the last few years. Books from significant New Testament scholars with the ability to reach the general reading Read more

By Grant Steves The Moral Landscape, by Sam Harris, ©2010, 304 pages, Free Press. In two forthcoming books, by Patricia Churchland (Braintrust) and Joshua Greene (unknown publisher), there will be a discussion of neuroscience and morality. Their research parallels in time Sam Harris’ research for The Moral Landscape. In this Read more

By James Zimmerman God Hates You, Hate Him Back, by CJ Werleman, 298 pages, Dangerous Little Books, ©2009 Werleman definitely gets an ‘A’ for idea: his goal is to make “the ultimate case for the claim that the God of the Bible is the most wicked character in the pages Read more

by James Zimmerman Disproving Christianity: Refuting the World’s Most Followed Religion, by David McAfee96 pages, CreateSpace, ©2010 In Disproving Christianity, author David McAfee sets out to deftly, succinctly point out all the reasons why the Holy Bible can’t possibly be the word of a loving, all-knowing deity. And he does Read more