Letter to a Christian Nation

Interesting Facts

• The book is a response to the criticism the author received after publishing his previous work, where he harshly criticized religion.
• The author claims that religious beliefs, especially in their fundamentalist forms, hinder human progress and contribute to violence and intolerance.
• The book raises the question of how religion affects moral and ethical standards, asserting that morality can exist without religion.
• The author criticizes Christianity for its stance on issues like sexuality, abortion, and contraception, arguing that religious dogmas often contradict common sense and scientific data.
• The book calls for a more rational and scientific approach to questions of morality and ethics, rejecting religious dogmas as outdated and harmful.