The Aggressive Character of Christianity

In this book, William Unsworth argues that Christianity is inherently aggressive and seeks to impose itself on non-Christian cultures, often leading to conflict and suffering. Drawing on both historical and contemporary examples, Unsworth presents a critical analysis of the impact of Christianity on society and offers insights into how it could be reformed. A timely read for those seeking to question and deconstruct the dominant narratives of Christianity.

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