By What Authority? — For People Who Have No Religion

Chrestos

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21465398

July 21, 2026Open Access

By What Authority? — For People Who Have No Religion

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The aim is to engage individuals who do not identify with any religion by presenting the authority argument in a relatable way.
Provides a concise reading meant for non-religious individuals.
Updates to the PDF include references to Zenodo DOIs and Internet Archive links.
Encourages those without a religion to consider philosophical arguments.
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Short reading introduces the authority argument for individuals without religious beliefs, suggesting broader insights.

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A short reading for those who assume Paul has nothing to say to them. Introduces the By What Authority? argument without requiring religious commitment. Part of the open-access series by Chrestos. Series DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20085840. Edition note (v2): PDF updated so the short-readings front matter lists Zenodo concept DOIs alongside Internet Archive links; copyright page cites this record's concept DOI.

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