=== Deeply Religious Non-Believer===
Dawkins attempts to establish Einstein as nonreligiousan avowed atheist, and to prove that religion is unworthy of any respect.
===The God Hypothesis===
Dawkins explains the different kinds of religion, including the divide between [[Monotheism]] and [[Polytheism]]. He also asserts viciously that the founding fathers of the USA were nonreligious. He continues to explain Secularism, Agnosticism, and some basic assertions of the religious.
===Arguments for God's Existence===
Dawkins summarizes some common proofs for God and attempts to debunk them, but fails.
===Why There Almost Certainly is No God===
Dawkins gives his reasons for believing that God is about as likely as "fairies living under his garden", and asks the jvenile question of where God came from.
===The Roots of Religion===
Dawkins gives and explains some thoughts about the origins of religion that have been proposed by atheists, trying to undermine the church.
===The Roots of Morality: Why are We Good?===
Dawkins explains why he believes that morality "evolved"from animals.
===The 'Good' Book and the Changing [[Moral Zeitgeist]]===
Dawkins suggests that morality does not come from religion, but rather a changing moral ''Zeitgeist'', which is clearly ridiculous.
===What's Wrong With Religion? Why Be So Hostile?===
Dawkins shows why he believes that religion is evil and repressive, and must be stopped.
===Childhood, Abuse and the Escape from Religion===
Dawkins explains why he believes that religion is a form of "child abuse", and that the scars from the "indoctrination" last into adulthood and even the child's entire life.
===A Much Needed Gap?===