James Hervey Johnson
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James Hervey Johnson (August 2, 1901–1988) was an American freethought writer whose work focused on exposing falsity in religion. He strongly opposed theistic beliefs and dogmas and his writings instruct the reader to carefully examine all sides of religion before making any judgement.
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