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Religion: The Holy Poison
Religion: The Enemy of Reason
How Religion Feeds Superstition, Weakens Science, and Silences Questioning
For readers who want to examine the human consequences of religious authority.
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Religion: The Enemy of Reason: How Religion Feeds Superstition, Weakens Science, and Silences Questioning is a book by physician and author Dr. Prabhat Das.
An examination of religion’s influence on reason, childhood, dependence, money, authority, politics, hatred, inequality, and human dignity.
This title focuses on how Religion Feeds Superstition, Weakens Science, and Silences Questioning.
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