The Religious Case Against Belief
Christianity, philosophy
Faith and reason
Belief and doubt
Religion, philosophy
Religion & Spirituality
Religion
Philosophy
Nonfiction
In The Religious Case Against Belief, James Carseidentifies the twenty-first century’s most forbidding villain:belief. In distinguishing religions from belief systems, Carseworks to reveal how belief—with its restriction on thoughtand encouragement of hostility—has corrupted religion andspawned viol…
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