Good Without God: A Case for Secular Christianity

The author argues that benevolence is not so much a passport to heaven but a passage to the survival of our species and the preservation of the ecosystem of our world. Using three parables that Jesus told in response to questions about what heaven would look like on earth, Miss Schlesinger argues that benevolence only works when it is collectively applied, and that the occasional kind deed by individuals has little effect in our world.

This short ebook delves into the difference between good and evil, the secular history of the bible, and what existing secular evidence there is for the existence of Christ.

It's purpose is to put forward an idea that we can shape our laws benevolently for the good of all.