Godless

In "Godless," Ann Coulter argues that liberalism functions as a religion, complete with its own sacraments, beliefs, and sacred texts, while rejecting traditional faiths like Christianity and Judaism. She explores how liberalism's devotion to ideas such as evolution and abortion serve as dogmas that shape its worldview and influence policies, often dismissing scientific and religious counterpoints. Through a sharp critique, Coulter examines the cultural and political dominance of this "religion" and challenges its claims of rationality and morality. The book aims to provoke reflection on the nature of liberalism's influence in American society.