Catechism for Atheists - David Sagitro;David Sagitro

Many people today live in the memory of a world fundamentally different from the one that now surrounds them. Perhaps we sense a speed we never chose-a current that carries us away, while we remain unable to discern either its source or its destination.

The young person does not know where he is going, nor why he should go. Fatigue.

The question of why discord exists is of consequence.

"Catechism" comes from the Greek katēcheîn-to let resound, to make echo, to cause to sound.

We do not know how this book should be classified. But we do know that it demands a conscious effort.

It will likely not answer the questions the reader has already prepared. Its task-if such a task may be granted to it-is to resonate.