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Paperback. Zustand: New. Language: English. About The Book: The essay titled "Religion: A Curse, A Disease, A Lie" passionately criticizes the American Congress for prioritizing religion over liberty. It argues that religion, linked to beliefs in God and immortality, acts as a coping mechanism for current challenges. Theologians turn to the promise of an afterlife to justify God amid human suffering. The text contends that religion is a curable disease through mental hygiene and deems God and immortality as monstrous falsehoods. Orthodoxy is condemned as inherently hateful and an ally of tyranny, suppressing freedom of thought. The narrative advocates for freethought as crucial for civilization's progress and hope. The exploration of religion underscores its dependency on beliefs in God and immortality. Without these, religion lacks a foundation, and the text asserts that belief in God logically leads to belief in immortality. Religion seeks comfort in the idea of an endless afterlife, defending God against human suffering. Defined as a feeling resulting in worship and belief in God and immortality, the author deems religion a curse, unfit for civilization and an adversary of progress. The text characterizes religion as a destructive force, likening it to a bloody dagger. Additionally, it challenges the flawed design argument for God's existence, presenting evolution as a counterargument and ultimately rejecting God and immortality as falsehoods. About The Author: Samuel Porter Putnam (1838-1896), an American freethinker, critic, and publicist, born in Chichester, New Hampshire, graduated from Dartmouth College in 1861. Rising to captaincy in the Union Army during the Civil War, he later studied theology in Chicago and became a Congregationalist and then a Unitarian minister. Eventually embracing freethought, Putnam ardently criticized Christianity for two decades. Married for eighteen years, he divorced in 1885 over religious differences. In 1888, he co-founded the Freethought journal and became the president of the Freethought Federation of America in 1892. Tragically, he died in Boston on December 11, 1896, from a gas leakage, found with lecturer May Collins in her hotel room, attributed to illuminating gas poisoning. The Title 'Religion a curse, Religion a Disease, Religion a lie Dedicated to the American Congress which for the sake of Religion has Stabbed Liberty to the Heart written/authored/edited by Samuel P. Putnam', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9788121256858 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 100 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Freethought. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol: 100.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. About The Book: The essay titled "Religion: A Curse, A Disease, A Lie" passionately criticizes the American Congress for prioritizing religion over liberty. It argues that religion, linked to beliefs in God and immortality, acts as a coping mechanism for current challenges. Theologians turn to the promise of an afterlife to justify God amid human suffering. The text contends that religion is a curable disease through mental hygiene and deems God and immortality as monstrous falsehoods. Orthodoxy is condemned as inherently hateful and an ally of tyranny, suppressing freedom of thought. The narrative advocates for freethought as crucial for civilization's progress and hope. The exploration of religion underscores its dependency on beliefs in God and immortality. Without these, religion lacks a foundation, and the text asserts that belief in God logically leads to belief in immortality. Religion seeks comfort in the idea of an endless afterlife, defending God against human suffering. Defined as a feeling resulting in worship and belief in God and immortality, the author deems religion a curse, unfit for civilization and an adversary of progress. The text characterizes religion as a destructive force, likening it to a bloody dagger. Additionally, it challenges the flawed design argument for God's existence, presenting evolution as a counterargument and ultimately rejecting God and immortality as falsehoods. About The Author: Samuel Porter Putnam (1838-1896), an American freethinker, critic, and publicist, born in Chichester, New Hampshire, graduated from Dartmouth College in 1861. Rising to captaincy in the Union Army during the Civil War, he later studied theology in Chicago and became a Congregationalist and then a Unitarian minister. Eventually embracing freethought, Putnam ardently criticized Christianity for two decades. Married for eighteen years, he divorced in 1885 over religious differences. In 1888, he co-founded the Freethought journal and became the president of the Freethought Federation of America in 1892. Tragically, he died in Boston on December 11, 1896, from a gas leakage, found with lecturer May Collins in her hotel room, attributed to illuminating gas poisoning. The Title 'Religion a curse, Religion a Disease, Religion a lie Dedicated to the American Congress which for the sake of Religion has Stabbed Liberty to the Heart written/authored/edited by Samuel P. Putnam', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9788121256865 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 100 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Freethought. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: 100.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Hardcover. Bound in purple cloth with blindstamped decoration and gold lettering on the cover. Faded gold lettering (and fading in general) on the spine. Binding good and tight. 874 pages. Page edges marbled. Decorative endpapers. 1915 gift inscription on the front endpaper. First (and only) edition. Pages a bit toned from age, having been printed on a paper with some woodpulp content. The author was a Civil War veteran, Dartmouth graduate and retired Christian. This is his history of the Freethought 'movement' with more than 100 portraits of his predecessors; Voltaire, Hugo, Darwin, et al.

Zustand: Good. The Truth Seeker Company New York 1894 8vo. 874 pages. green cloth boards with gilt lettering. boards moderately worn with rubbing and cup ring stain to front. corners bumped. gilt lettering to spine rubbed. marbled edges. hinge starting to crack at front board. binding slightly shaken. $NRP.