In the modern age, society has developed and implemented the precision of reason-based thinking to pierce the mysteries of nature with unprecedented efficiency. However, the specters of past, failed attempts to understand reality and people's place in it still haunt the imagination of humanity, and the religions of the world represent the explosive errors of antiquity continuing to backfire into the present. Delivering refutations of both the intellectual accuracy and emotional benefits of religious thought, Christopher Krzeminski offers a comprehensive resource for believers and skeptics alike to decisively resolve the question of whether the wondrous tales of religion have been spun at the looms of gods or in the minds of men.