The intellectuals - Paul Johnson

One of the most prominent features of the new secular intellectuals is their tendency to subject religion and its heroes to critical examination. To what extent have those faith systems benefited or harmed humans? To what extent were those priests and popes consistent with their moral teachings of purity, honesty, kindness, and love of good? And now, after two centuries, as the influence of religion has diminished, shrunk, or collapsed, secular intellectuals have played an increasing role in shaping our orientations and patterns of behavior; therefore, the time has come to examine their public and private records. The book of the intellectuals author Paul Johnson translated by Talaat Al-Shay. Number of pages: 548