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By Grant Steves Routledge , 2007 352 pages American atheists are familiar with and focused on Christianity in its various forms. However, it is important for us to expand our knowledge of what religion is and how it operates in various cultures. In understanding the evolution of religion, we will Read more

By Grant Steves Jesus, InterruptedBart D. EhrmanHarper Row, 2009, 292 pages Bart Ehrman, as the Distinguished Professor of Religious Studies at the University of North Carolina, has specialized and taught about the New Testament. In his latest book, Jesus, Interrupted, he reveals hidden contradictions in the bible, and why we Read more

 By Greg Peterson The Atheist’s Way: Living Well Without GodsBy Eric MaiselNew World Library208 pages Ever since Sam Harris first got our attention with The End of Faith, a parade of atheist-themed books has come out. Thanks to people like Richard Dawkins, Victor Stenger, Taner Edis and others the scientific Read more

By Grant Steves The Atheist’s Way: Living Well Without GodsBy Eric MaiselNew World Library208 pages Embracing atheism means leaving religion behind. You give up the crutch of prayer, and the unknown of spirituality. In the last few years, you may have noticed books that address spirituality and the atheist. None Read more

By Vic Tanner The Bible Unearthed Israel Finkelstein and Neil Asher Silberman Free Press 400 pages Since Israel and the religions that formed there receive so much attention worldwide, it is odd to remember that it is one of the world’s countries that we know least about historically. Not only Read more