Against Fundamentalism

Against Fundamentalism is a book that goes to the heart of the religious controversy of our time. It takes on the exclusivists of all faiths, exposing their illogical reasoning, their disastrous attempt to base faith on intellectual certainty, and their use of inference to override evidence. This provocative book makes a case, in language that anyone can understand, for belief as receptivity to the divine, not as willful insistence on the factual accuracy of a religion's beliefs. The author's avowed purpose is to show what true religion is by showing what false religion is. Along with the analysis there are some surprises, including examinations of how Jesus really communicated and a look at what is apparently written between the lines in the Adam and Eve story. This is important reading for fundamentalists, anti-fundamentalists, and those who are making up their minds. Talking about these issues will be in different terms from now on!Gibson, John is the author of 'Against Fundamentalism', published 2003 under ISBN 9781413700503 and ISBN 1413700500.