Sam Harris Books
Sam Harris has authored a number of the New York Times bestsellers, such as The End of Faith, Letter to a Christian Nation and Free Will. In addition, Harris is co-founder and CEO of the nonprofit foundation Project Reason, which aims to promote scientific knowledge and secular values within society.
What's Lying about?
Lying (2011) explains why the act of telling lies is so dangerous. And that means all lies, from the tiny lies that people tell on a daily basis to the massive lies sometimes told on the world stage. All in all, it’s always better to tell the truth.
Who should read Lying?
- Anyone who’s ever told a lie
- Psychology students
- People interested in politics
Making Sense
What's Making Sense about?
Making Sense (2020) consists of conversations about some of life’s biggest questions: the nature of consciousness, the progression of tyranny, the history of racism, the mysteries of the universe, and the challenges posed by artificial intelligence. Though the topics it covers are wide-ranging, its ultimate goal is to explore the ways in which we can understand our minds and harness their power to build the best possible world for everyone.
Who should read Making Sense?
- Open-minded thinkers, ponderers, and questioners
- Fans of psychology, neuroscience, history, and technology
- Gazers into the past and future
Letter to a Christian Nation
What's Letter to a Christian Nation about?
Letter to a Christian Nation by Sam Harris challenges the beliefs and practices of Christianity in the United States. Harris argues that religious faith cannot justify the intolerance, violence, and irrationality often associated with it. Through a series of thought-provoking letters, he presents a case for a more rational, secular approach to morality and societal issues.
Who should read Letter to a Christian Nation?
Individuals questioning the validity of religious beliefs
People seeking to understand the arguments against fundamentalist Christianity
Readers interested in exploring the intersection of science and religion
The End of Faith
What's The End of Faith about?
The End of Faith by Sam Harris explores the dangers of religious faith and the impact it has on the world. Harris argues that faith-based beliefs are not only irrational, but also a threat to our society and civilization as a whole. He calls for a new era of reason and science, free from the constraints of religious dogma.
Who should read The End of Faith?
Individuals who are curious about the intersection of religion, science, and reason
Readers who are open to challenging their beliefs and exploring new perspectives
People who are concerned about the impact of religious fundamentalism on society