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This book is not a learned discussion about religion nor is it a philosophical dissertation; following a lifetime of concern, it is rather, a consideration of the consequences of the role of religions in the modern world. My concerns troubled me in my teenage years when I realized the worldly behaviour of adults did not match their professions of piety while attending church services. In composing this book I have quoted extensively from relevant books; the thoughts of many concerned people, who are contributing to the thinking about religions, are part of my message as are the consequences that arise from those thoughts. I could have selected other quotations, but that is not important-what is important is that I am asking you leave the comfort of belief and engage in the struggle for reason. Can our civilization not be based on empathy, concern and reason, supported by knowledge accumulated over the past 2000 years, rather than the many ancient, complex and conflicting beliefs we call religions? The ultimate purpose of this book is to present the opportunity to think outside your own belief system-mythical beliefs are not knowledge about reality, though they may lead to understanding.

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