Faith and New Testament Fallacies: Birth of Christianity and Related Articles (Paperback)

from foof2you

Right off the bat I the lack of footnotes and other reference materials information an issue. The book was interesting however, yet many people believe by faith and Mr. Duke seems that there is an issue with faith and people who lean on that to help them get through life. While the book is his op...

from waltzmn

At a time when certain people are of the opinion that it is more important for them to sit on top of each other in a church than to control a disease that, if unchecked, will kill millions, it is clearly tempting to sympathize with an author who wants to tear apart Christianity. But this won't be...

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I received this for free through LibraryThing's Early Reviewer program (similar to GoodRead's First Reads program). ....ugh, where to begin with this. Firstly, I am not religious, grew up religious, but am now agnostic-leaning towards atheist. So my low rating isn't because I'm a Christian upset ...

from hadden

Mr. Duke starts out by quoting Erich von Däniken, who is most famous for his speculative secret alien influences on history and architecture, which is not a good start for credibility. He also needs a bibliography to show which edition of his sources he uses. Basically the author goes over inform...

from knightlight777

First lets cut right to the chase on a book with this subject matter. If your are a God fearing, Christian or devoted member of any religion this book will probably not persuade you one iota against your belief. On the other hand if you are an agnostic, atheist, skeptic, etc, etc. much of what is...