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Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781838952273. Publisher: Atlantic Books. Age Range: Adult. Overview. God Is Not Great: The Case Against Religion is Christopher Hitchens' fearless, formidably argued polemic that questions the role of organised religion in human history. Blending sharp wit with rigorous scholarship, Hitchens dissects sacred texts and religious institutions alike, arguing that faith has too often fuelled division, repression and violence. This landmark work of intellectual non-fiction remains one of the most talked-about books on religion and reason published this century, essential reading for sceptics and believers alike.. About the Book. In this bestselling and fiercely debated work, Christopher Hitchens builds a comprehensive case against organised religion, drawing on history, philosophy, science and literature. He examines the major world faiths in turn, arguing that religious doctrine is man-made rather than divinely inspired, and that many of its claims are contradicted by science and reason. Hitchens contends that religious institutions have historically been complicit in sexual repression, violence and the suppression of free thought, and that the concept of an all-seeing, judgemental deity has done more harm than good to human progress. Written with the same eloquence and rhetorical firepower that made him one of the most formidable essayists and broadcasters of his generation, the book moves confidently between historical case studies, textual criticism and personal anecdote. Hitchens does not merely criticise religion's excesses; he questions the entire premise that morality requires a supernatural foundation, arguing instead for a secular ethics grounded in reason and human solidarity. Provocative, erudite and often very funny, God Is Not Great sparked fierce public debate on its original publication and continues to be cited in discussions of atheism, secularism and free speech. This new Atlantic Books paperback edition b




