Is Religion Dangerous?

The book explores the complex relationship between religion and societal issues such as violence and discrimination, challenging the notion that religion is inherently dangerous. Keith Ward examines historical, philosophical, sociological, and psychological perspectives to argue that religion can be a force for good, providing a rational basis for morality. He addresses claims of irrationality and immorality while highlighting the positive contributions of religion throughout history. This thought-provoking work is crucial for understanding the intersection of truth, freedom, and justice in contemporary discussions about faith.