Atheists, what is the most persuasive anti-Christian book you've read?

I've read Dawkins, Harris and Karen Armstrong, but they all seem so elementary. Do you have anything that rivals Thomas Paine's "Age of Reason"? I went to the bookstore today looking for anti-Christian books to read but the only one they had in stock was Armstrong. What modern author poses a real challenge to Christianity, not just saying, "a pink unicorn" or "the Crusades were evil so we should all be atheists". I want a real challenge.Atheists, what is the most persuasive anti-Christian book you've read?
Anything written by Ayn Rand. She's not specifically anti-Christian, but rather generally anti-mystic and anti-supernatural.
The Bible was the most convincing to me. Everything else just underlines the lies, falacies, hatred and nastiness in there.Atheists, what is the most persuasive anti-Christian book you've read?
the bible first and outright winner

conversations with god

love changes everything

the memory of water
Probably the bible.

Harris is good, though. If that didn't do it for you, you're "safe."Atheists, what is the most persuasive anti-Christian book you've read?
The Bible.
Biology by Campbell et al
"Atheists, what is the most persuasive anti-Christian book you've read?" There are two, the Bible and Quran.
The bible.
The Bibran.



A fusion of patriarchal dogma, brought together in an EZ 2 read bite-size nugget of gay-hating, woman-bashing, atheist-burning, humankind drowning, army-gathering, jewkilling, slave-keeping, evilutionist-destroying....



evidence of GOD!



All atheism and science and unbelieving will fall before the LOVE and AWESOMENESS of Jehalla, and His Word, the Holy Bibran.



The rest of U ppl wil be in hell so what do u care. ur infinidels (infidels for the eternity)
Atheism isn't about being anti-Christian.

It's anti-God(s).
To me (from a Christian perspective) there are none. Reading the God Delusion, Da Vinci Code, even Harry Potter have not phased me.



I would suggest that atheists read some Christian books to see whether there are holes or whether there's a logical argument behind the gospel. Try looking at The Case For Christ by Lee Strobel, who was once an ardent atheist but converted.