
A sharp, satirical critique of religion and politics by an atheist author, lampooning societal stupidity.
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A sharp, satirical critique of religion and politics by an atheist author, lampooning societal stupidity.
For the past two decades, S. T. Joshi has emerged as one of the sharpest commentators on the follies of religion and politics. Combining keen analytical skills with pungent satire, Joshi is a modern-day Ambrose Bierce or H. L. Mencken in skewering religious fanatics, right-wing politicians, and others who have exhibited their stupidity and ineptitude for all to see.In this book, Joshi assembles the essays and reviews he has written for The American Rationalist, a journal he has edited since 2011...
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Possible mild language in satirical context; not explicitly detailed.
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Brief mentions of Bible's attitude toward gays and lesbians in reviews.
Central focus on critiquing religion and clergy; frequent discussion.
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Core theme of political critique and social commentary; pervasive.
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