 Christianity Unveiled

Christianity Unveiled, or examination of the principles and effects of the Christian religion ("Le christianisme devoile, ou examination of principes et des effets de la religion chrétienne") is a book that criticizes Christianity attributed to Baron d'Holbach, probably published in 1766.In his religious criticism, Holbach focuses on aspects of the Christian faith which he considers inconsistent, and is particularly critical of the moral and political influence of the Christian religion.