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| rdfs:comment | - In God We Doubt is a book by Edward Hannis that tackles the issue of religion, namely Christianity, by attempting to prove that it is incorrect and that it does no good for humanity. The book was written in a timespan of only a few months, though Hannis claims that many of ideas described in the book had been fully formed within his mind over a few years. The book is the first publication ever made under Balancing Point Publishers, and is Hannis' first book ever written. The book's title, In God We Doubt, is a reference to the motto on US coins: In God We Trust.
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| Subtitle | - An Atheist's Guide to Christianity
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| Genre | - Non-fiction > Polemic; Antireligion
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| abstract | - In God We Doubt is a book by Edward Hannis that tackles the issue of religion, namely Christianity, by attempting to prove that it is incorrect and that it does no good for humanity. The book was written in a timespan of only a few months, though Hannis claims that many of ideas described in the book had been fully formed within his mind over a few years. The book is the first publication ever made under Balancing Point Publishers, and is Hannis' first book ever written. The book's title, In God We Doubt, is a reference to the motto on US coins: In God We Trust.
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