In this narrative, he presents his opinions on the destructiveness of religion. One of those people seems to be the author of this book. Time, The New York Times, Nature, Rolling Stone, Scientific American, Newsweek, and many other journals have discussed his works. He has graduated from Stanford University on the department of Philosophy and did his Ph.D. Among the titles he penned are the bestsellers The End of Faith, Free Will, Letter to a Christian Nation, The Moral Landscape, Waking Up, Lying, and Islam and the Future of Tolerance: A Dialogue (with eMaajid Nawaz). Sam Harris is an author of a handful of books, published in more than 20 languages. If provoking believers or tinkering with ancient philosophical questions in modern times is in the domain of your interest. But, Harris writes in a way that not only is openly against religion but also against everyone that glorifies it. When confronted by it people are provoked to face their philosophies on life and the world. It is an ancient question, but it still does the trick. One of his central questions is: if there is God, why does he permit evil. Who Should Read “The End of Faith”? And Why? But as the world evolves, a significant number of people overthrow faith and the worldview it creates. 4 min read ⌚ Religion, Terror, and the Future of ReasonĮver since the beginnings of religion, some people were not entirely taken by it.
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