Henry William Pullen Knihy

First published in 1893, this book presents a critique of mainstream Christianity from a humanist perspective. The author argues that modern Christianity has lost touch with its roots in the teachings of Jesus Christ and has instead become a form of organized religion that promotes a kind of sanitized barbarism. The book is a provocative exploration of the intersection between religion and secular society, challenging readers to question their own beliefs and values.

In this captivating work of classical scholarship, Henry William Pullen explores the story of Venus and Cupid, one of the most enduring myths of Western culture. With illuminating insights and a keen eye for detail, Pullen offers a detailed analysis of this timeless romance, revealing the deeper meanings behind its many symbols and motifs. A must-read for anyone interested in classical mythology or the history of Western literature.