Books by Brights
God on Trial
Author: Richard W. Morris, J.D., Ph.D.
To Purchase: To watch the 90-second video trailer and for more information, go to www.godontrial.ws. You may purchase the book directly from the publisher, via Amazon USA, or Amazon UK.
Description
Blasphemy, murder and the Lord don't mix when religion and reason collide in court.
When university graduate student David Stone publicly challenges Pastor, he unknowingly threatens Pastor and Sister Leah's lifestyle of crime, corruption, and debauchery. David is arrested for blasphemy and contends the State must first prove the existence of God in court, using the standard Rules of Evidence. Can the prosecution sustain its burden of proof?
God on Trial is a book about critical thinking, and challenges readers to ask themselves: What do I know and how do I know it? David contends people should be embarrassed to hold beliefs not based upon evidence and reason, and in the case of religion, beliefs they cannot even define.
God on Trial is not for the feint of heart or the closed of mind.
You will be shocked.
About the Author
Richard W. Morris, a lawyer licensed in two U.S. states and the United Kingdom of England and Wales (non-practicing), is a member of Mensa, a former teacher and adjunct professor in economics. He holds the academic degrees of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in economics, Juris Doctor, and Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration. During his half-century in aviation (airline transport pilot, flight, and ground instructor licenses), he flew as pilot-in-command (captain) in some 40 countries on four continents.
His legal career began as a prosecutor and then criminal defense counsel before limiting his practice to civil matters. His published credits include articles in such diverse periodicals as the San Diego Realtor magazine, San Diego Mensan, American Atheist, Playboy, Truth Seeker, Art World News, and he was a columnist for the Page (Arizona) newspaper, "Page USA.
