Illusions of atheists. Christian revolution and its newfangled critics
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The book of the American Orthodox philosopher and theologian, one of the founders of the "theoeesthetics", is dedicated to the polemic with the "new atheists" (Richard Dokins, Daniel Dennet, Christopher Hitchens and others)
The author exposes the common myths and erroneous interpretations of Christianity of popular modern critics of religion. Possessing brilliant erudition, a caustic and ironic sense of humor, the author combines the convincing apologet of Christianity with an exciting narrative about its history and about nothing comparable influence that it had on humanity.
In 2011, the Archbishop of Canterbury Rowen Williams awarded the book Prize in Theology
The author exposes the common myths and erroneous interpretations of Christianity of popular modern critics of religion. Possessing brilliant erudition, a caustic and ironic sense of humor, the author combines the convincing apologet of Christianity with an exciting narrative about its history and about nothing comparable influence that it had on humanity.
In 2011, the Archbishop of Canterbury Rowen Williams awarded the book Prize in Theology
Author:
Author:Hart David Bentley
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907457-21-8
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