Richmond Area Free Thinkers Society

I really hoped to learn a lot about the history of the church/state separation and lack thereof from reading this book and I wasn’t disappointed. I was pleasantly surprised at how honest, straightforward and unbiased the writer was. For example, Noah explains why the state allowed religious groups to gain footholds into federal and state arenas instead of simple denying it all together or claiming it was the religious controlling the government. (Read More »)

While I did enjoy this book I didn’t learn as much new information or new ideas as I would have liked. Much of it was re-used from older books or other writers and philosophers. However I understand that in a society like the US we have to keep moving these things to the forefront because they will tend to get pushed to the side or lost among the jumble of religions and fast paced living. I would heartily suggest this book for those just starting to question their faith or philosophy. (Read More »)