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Holy Nihilism: The Moral and Spiritual Case Against Christianity

2019

Synopsis

What does it really mean to be a Christian? What does authentic Christianity look like?In Holy Nihilism, Robertson cuts through the cultural defenses of lukewarm Christian practice to look at the heart of the faith. Using biblical scripture and referencing some of the greatest theologians in history as a guide, Robertson arrives at a simple conclusion, one which may worry non-believers as well as believers who are not completely serious about their faith.Holy Nihilism is a must-read for Christians who are having doubts and for those who, out of concern for social, political, or personal problems, are considering adopting Christianity in the hopes that traditional morality or God might fix those problems.

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