The Freedom From Religion Foundation has become a legal thorn in the side of many religious people, especially Christians. But the intellectual foundations for the Foundation's legal goals -- their critiques of the religion they wish to see reduced to obscurity in the public square -- are rotten and crumbling. In this volume, Internet apologists James Patrick Holding and Nick Peters explore the grave deficiencies in Dan Barker's intellectual case against Christianity, ranging from Barker's spectacularly embarrassing endorsement of the theory that Jesus did not exist, to his outlandish interpretation of the Golden Rule as an implicit endorsement of sadomasochism. You will never see the Freedom from Religion Foundation in quite the same light after reading Groundless!