Called an infidel by his critics, the editor of the socialist paper the Clarion adopts the name and sets out what he can and cannot believe. In plain journalistic prose he questions the Bible’s divine authority, the evolution of its books, the Moses story, the ancient picture of the universe beside modern science, the evidence for the Gospels and the doctrines built on them.
A popular Edwardian case for unbelief that sold widely among working-class readers and provoked fierce replies. Download the free EPUB.