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Age of Reason by Thomas Paine - seriously you'll laugh your ass off at the absurdities and prose as identified 200 years ago:
>"“It is an easy thing to tell a lie, but it is difficult to support the lie after it is told. The writer of the book of Matthew should have told us who the saints were that came to life again, and went into the city, and what became of them afterward, and who it was that saw them — for he is not hardy enough to say he saw them himself; whether they came out naked, and all in natural buff, he-saints and she-saints; or whether they came full dressed, and where they got their dresses; whether they went to their former habitations, and reclaimed their wives, their husbands, and their property, and how they were received; whether they entered ejectments for the recovery of their possessions, or brought actions of criminal conduct against the rival interlopers; whether they remained on earth, and followed their former occupation of preaching or working; or whether they died again, or went back to their graves alive, and buried themselves.”
Letters from the Earth by American novelist mark twain.
Why i am not a christian by contemporary philosopher Bertrand russell.
Demon-haunted world by popular Nasa scientist and genius Carl Sagan (I listened to the audio book on youtube.)
Religion poisons everything by "new Atheist" Christopher Hitchens.
-nearly anything from a Marxist philosopher including Karl himself. Most popular modern philosophers trash Christianity, dogmatic thinking, or the church in their literature at some point.
Thomas Jefferson tears apart the bible in his private writings too.