Faith is often seen as a virtue—but what if it isn’t? Unreasonableness of Faith turns this question into a bold investigation, asking readers to reexamine what they’ve always been told to accept without question. With logic as its compass, the book takes aim at religious assumptions and invites readers into a conversation that many institutions avoid. This isn’t just a critique—it’s a liberation. The author explores how belief systems shape identity, morality, and society, revealing how blind faith can hinder real progress. Through reasoned argument and careful deconstruction, Unreasonableness of Faith shows that walking away from dogma isn’t an act of rebellion—it’s a step toward......See More