Three Challenges to Religion presents a way to understand what is meant by religious knowledge and why that is significant for a society well into the Information Age. The challenges of Falsifiability, Confirmation Bias, and the Mirror Paradox of Interpretation reveal what religious discourse does and does not offer. Written for the layperson, the author provides an informal yet organized discussion as to what it means to know religiously and what that means for the future of humanity, both for the faithful and the skeptic.
