Why I Am Not a Christian

Bertand Russell (1872-1970) - Nobel Prize laureate in literature, mathematician, public figure and one of the greatest philosophers of the 20th century, author of the famous works "The Problems of Philosophy", "Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits", "The ABC of Relativity", "Marriage and Morality" and "A History of Western Philosophy". This collection presents his boldest writings on faith, morality, and sexual education, which earned him the reputation of one of the greatest heretics in the field of morality and religion. In these lectures and essays, he displayed the same insight, wit, and eloquence that characterize the brilliant prose of his other works. Thanks to these qualities, the essays included in this book represent perhaps the most original and elegant exposition of the free-thinker’s position since Hume and Voltaire.