God Is Not Great (book)

"God Is Not Great" by Christopher Hitchens is a critical examination of religion's impact on society. Hitchens argues that organized religions often promote dogma, intolerance, and violence, and that faith can hinder human progress and moral development. He advocates for secularism and rational inquiry, emphasizing science and reason as better guides for understanding the world and improving human life. The book challenges readers to question religious beliefs and consider how religion influences history, politics, and personal liberty, encouraging a worldview rooted in critical thinking rather than faith-based authority.