"The Profits of Religion: An Essay in Economic Interpretation" is a non-fiction book, first published in 1917, by the American novelist and muckraking journalist Upton Sinclair. It is a snapshot of the religious movements in the U.S. before its entry into World War I. In this book, Sinclair attacks institutionalized religion as a "source of income to parasites, and the natural ally of every form of oppression and exploitation." (Summary from Wikipedia)
IntroductoryBook 1 (Part 1): The Church of the ConquerorsBook 1 (Part 2): The Church of the ConquerorsBook 1 (Part 3): The Church of the ConquerorsBook 2 (Part 1): The Church of Good SocietyBook 2 (Part 2): The Church of Good SocietyBook 2 (Part 3): The Church of Good SocietyBook 2 (Part 4): The Church of Good SocietyBook 2 (Part 5): The Church of Good SocietyBook 3 (Part 1): The Church of the Servant GirlsBook 3 (Part 2): The Church of the Servant GirlsBook 3 (Part 3): The Church of the Servant GirlsBook 3 (Part 4): The Church of the Servant GirlsBook 3 (Part 5): The Church of the Servant GirlsBook 4 (Part 1): The Church of the SlaversBook 4 (Part 2): The Church of the SlaversBook 4 (Part 3): The Church of the SlaversBook 4 (Part 4): The Church of the SlaversBook 5 (Part 1): The Church of the MerchantsBook 5 (Part 2): The Church of the MerchantsBook 5 (Part 3): The Church of the MerchantsBook 6 (Part 1): The Church of the QuacksBook 6 (Part 2): The Church of the QuacksBook 6 (Part 3): The Church of the QuacksBook 6 (Part 4): The Church of the QuacksBook 7 (Part 1): The Church of the Social RevolutionBook 7 (Part 2): The Church of the Social RevolutionBook 7 (Part 3): The Church of the Social RevolutionBook 7 (Part 4): The Church of the Social Revolution
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