Steven Parker

This book contains 477 question marks. 477 questions, rhetorical or otherwise, designed to be thought-provoking and make the reader think. How will you answer them? How will they challenge your views? Will your views on religion change forever? Alongside a number of well-reasoned and thought-provoking applications of logical scrutiny - designed to challenge the whole concept of religion - this book seeks to establish exactly how religious teachings and ideals stand up to the questions and arguments derived from modern-day knowledge and understanding. This is not an in-depth analysis of religious scripture, nor is it an in-depth examination of scientific discovery. The purpose of this book is to act as a modern-day guide in logical, well-reasoned and rational thinking, with the opportunity not only for the non-religious to consolidate their position, but more importantly, to provoke those who are religious to carefully - and in all fair and reasonable conscience - consider the validity of their own faith and religious beliefs both thoroughly and objectively.

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