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Books: Sunlight on dungheaps Bill Saunders believes that the latest atheist counterblast proves that appeals to science undermine atheism itself; An Intelligent Person's Guide to Atheism By Daniel Harbour DUCKWORTH pounds 14.95
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One of Daniel Harbour's intentions in this book is to find an
approach to what he calls the atheism debate which avoids the
adversarial and abusive approaches that traditionally surround the
question of the existence of God. In spite of a spare and lucid
prose, which occasionally loosens up to reveal an author of great
charm, this promise proves difficult to keep. Stripped of the
opportunities for satire which organised religion cannot help but
supply, the case for atheism has very little sub...
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Black, Jeremy: The Hanoverians: The History of a Dynasty.(Book Review)
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; Black, Jeremy The Hanoverians: The History of a Dynasty New York: Hambledon and London 288 pp., $29.95, ISBN 1-85285-446-4 Publication Date: September 2004 Jeremy Black, one of the most prolific historians studying the eighteenth century, has produced a readable and measured account of the
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