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Are Sacred Texts Sacred? the Challenge for Atheists

Chronicle Review, by Carlin Romano - Atheism is on a roll, if not a holy roll, in the book world. Last year philosopher Daniel Dennett published Breaking the Spell (Viking), British scientist Richard Dawkins followed with The God Delusion (Houghton Mifflin), and writer Sam Harris, described by Zoll as “a little-known graduate student” until his successes, has been grabbing middlebrow readers with his The End of Faith (Norton, 2004) and Letter to a Christian Nation (Knopf, 2006).

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