
Letter to a Christian Nation
A short nonfiction book written as a direct response to criticism of the author's earlier work, 'The End of Faith'. It challenges the foundations of Christian belief in the United States, arguing that religious faith is not only irrational but also a dangerous source of intolerance and a hindrance to moral progress.
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Ranked #68 of 1942 · 96 pages · Published 2006
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Book data: ISBN 9780743567053. Page count from Open Library (median of editions). Cover via Open Library Covers.



