The Infidel’s Text-book, Being The Substance Of Thirteen Lectures On The Bible

The Infidels Text-Book consists of thirteen lectures on the Bible given by Robert Cooper, a prominent secularist of the 19th century. Cooper takes a critical approach to the Bible, highlighting what he sees as inconsistencies, immoralities, and contradictions within the text. While this book is not for those who are devoutly religious, it provides a fascinating insight into the mindset of secularists in the 1800s and their critique of organized religion.

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