God and my Neighbour
'God and my Neighbour' Summary
In "God and My Neighbor," Robert Blatchford presents a critical examination of Christianity, arguing that it lacks a foundation in truth. Drawing from various sources, including Christian and non-Christian literature, as well as the Bible, Blatchford questions the validity of Christian beliefs and doctrines. He challenges the concept of a personal God, the divinity of Jesus, and the reliability of the Bible as a historical document. Blatchford maintains that reason and logic should guide our understanding of the world and that blind faith is not a virtue. While acknowledging the potential benefits of religion for individuals and society, he ultimately concludes that Christianity, as traditionally understood, cannot withstand rational scrutiny.Book Details
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