A Layman's Guide to Religion

All You Ever Wanted to Know About Religion Before You Put the Subject To Rest and Get On With Your Life!

by V. P. Canton


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 7/1/2002

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 5x8
Page Count : 192
ISBN : 9780759667020

About the Book

A Layman’s Guide to Religion is a provocative, factual often-humorous personal study of evolution and religion. The author is unsparing in his contempt for all religions and cults and for the hypocritical rascals, the pied pipers who sidetrack their innocent victims, robbing many of them of their most productive years. The author finds those who claim to speak for God while defrauding the elderly of their life’s savings especially loathsome.

One scholar, who prefers anonymity, remarked after reading the manuscript, that when published, this one thin volume would contain more common sense than the hundred of thousand dusty works by so called theologians over the past several millennia.

The comment was most gratifying as the author world rather have the admiration of one intelligent person whom the author highly regards than the admiration and even reverence of a billion fools!

Bold, blunt and unflinching, this thin volume, cuts through millenia of B.S.!

The author’s purpose is not offend one religion but to denigrate all of them and, hopefully, replace religion with reason and common sense.

Targeting historical unpleasant facts in an engaging and humorous manner, and the role of evolution, the author shows where religion has today become a compost of hypocrisy and pretense and the root cause of all evil!

Plainly, this volume contains “All You Ever Wanted To Know About Religion Before You Put The Subject To Rest And Get On With Your Life!”


About the Author

I’m 79 years-old, 80, if you include the time I spent as a fetus, a period when due to a mutation I became evolutionarily advanced. At age five, I shed the shibboleths of religion preferring reason and common sense.

Incidentally, today I am a happy, disgruntled, disagreeable curmudgeon who has survived the Great Depression, World War II and much, much more which has given me a unique perspective. In some of life’s darkest hours while others prayed, I remained an atheist.

I believe that the title of my manuscript is challenging, compelling and with a touch of sarcasm. It is certainly a catchy title for a book that is timely!

Finally, if ever there was a need in the present 21st century to inject a blast of reason and common sense into today’s religious climate, it is now! It will offer any rational, thinking person (a threatened minority) much to ponder and reflect upon.