Sam Harris · 2004
A polemical critique of religious faith arguing that organized religion is inherently dangerous and incompatible with modern rationality.
Michael Hobbes frames the book as boring and abstract, serving as a foundation for Islamophobia and flawed logical arguments about religion.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
None yet.
Speakers who argue against the book or name its limits.
“So, yeah, the book is The End of Faith by Sam Harris.”
Why: The hosts frame the book as boring and abstract, serving as a foundation for Islamophobia and flawed logical arguments about religion.
Michael Hobbes, Host on If Books Could KillSam Harris's "The End of Faith"
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