Christianity Is not Great is imminent

I am pretty excited about the upcoming Christianity Is not Great, John Loftus' latest anthology which comprises a plethora of fantastic authors and chapters, it seems (I have not read the chapters, though cannot wait). This is really shaping up to be a corker. Get it pre-ordered! Here is a list of chapters:   Contents Foreword by Hector Avalos Introduction 1) Religious Violence and the Harms of Christianity, by John W. Loftus   Part One: How Faith Fails: 2) The Failure of the Church and the Triumph of Reason, by Robert G. Ingersoll 3) The Folly of Faith: The Incompatibility of Science and Christianity, by Victor J. Stenger 4) Faith, Epistemology, and Answering Socrates’ Question by Translation, by Peter Boghossian Part Two: Political/Institutional Harms: 5) Love Your Enemy, Kill Your Enemy: Crusades, Inquisitions, and Centuries of Christian Violence, by David Eller 6) Thou Shalt Not Suffer a Witch to Live: The Wicked Christian Witch Hunts, by John W. Loftus 7) They Will Make Good Slaves and Christians: Christianity, Colonialism, and the Destruction of Indigenous People, by David Eller 8) The Slave is the Owner’s Property: Christianity and the Savagery of Slavery, by John W. Loftus 9) Christianity and the Rise of American Democracy, by Richard Carrier Part Three: Scientific Harms: 10) The Dark Ages, by Richard Carrier 11) The Christian Abuse of the Sanctity of Life, by Ronald A. Lindsay 12) The Gender Binary & LGBTI People: Religious Myth and Medical Malpractice, by Veronica Drantz 13) Christianity Can Be Hazardous to Your Health, by Harriet Hall 14) Christianity and the Environment, by William R. Patterson 15) Doth God Take Care For Oxen?: Christianity’s Acrimony Against Animals, by John W. Loftus Part Four: Social & Moral Harms: 16) The Christian Right and the Culture Wars, by Ed Brayton 17) Woman, What Have I To Do With Thee?: Christianity’s War Against Women, by Annie Laurie Gaylor 18) Secular Sexuality: A Direct Challenge to Christianity, by Darrel W. Ray 19) The Crazy-Making in Christianity, by Marlene Winell and Valerie Tarico 20) Abusive Pastors and Churches, by Nathan Phelps Part Five: Morality, Atheism and a Good Life 21) “Tu Quoque, Atheism?” - Our Right to Judge, by Jonathan Pearce 22) Only Humans Can Solve the Problems of the World, by James A. Lindsay 23) Living Without God, by Russell Blackford About the Contributors   So it all looks pretty impressive. I am looking forward to reading the chapters on slavery and the Dark Ages particularly.