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3.0 out of 5 stars
Honest Doubt: Essays on Atheism in a Believing Society,
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The title is not as offending to theist as some in the atheism field. The first two chapters and the last couple are very antireligious. Written by a journalist, it is easy to read. The chapter on Unitarians also discloses that he is a Unitarian.
Mostly a book for nonbelievers to understand the standing of their own group in America today. Some coverage to main atheist issues and philosophy. Good atheist view point coverage. A theist would not write this, but may not be offended. You can read the chapters as essays, no need to read the whole book. |
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Honest Doubt: Essays on Atheism in a Believing Society by James A. Haught (Paperback - February 22, 2007)
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