This paper discusses three of the most celebrated essays in the philosophy
of religion, namely, Bertrand
Russell’s Why I am not a Christian, Ludwig Feuerbach’s The Essence of Christianity, and JAT Robinson’s Can a Contemporary Person not be an Atheist? I intend to amplify the logic behind these works while intending to initiate the reader to the
basic assumptions of the authors. I will begin with some preliminary remarks on
the philosophers and specific commentaries on the essays will follow. I will
attempt to provide a common ground and my counter-argument to the three
positions on the God question in the conclusion.