The Dawn of a New Age of Reason: Breaking Religion's Chains in the Twenty-first Century

If you have ever had doubts about your religion and felt guilty about it, fear not. You are one of a growing multitude who has struggled with the conflict between what they were taught in their youth and what their knowledge and their common sense tells them. If you fear that being a “Doubting Thomas” makes you unworthy or inferior, you really need to read this book. It will not only prove that your doubts are justified, it will provide you with a new and happier way of approaching morality.
The book is divided into three parts. Part One examines the problem facing organized religion in today’s world. Part Two is a detailed critique of the Holy Bible and its many errors and contradictions. Part Three explores the other major religions of the world and the cults which have been such a problem for mankind. It then offers a modern and realistic alternative to live by that makes sense in this educated and increasingly secular world.