I don't know, do you?

About this book

In a time marked by profound societal change and the questioning of established norms, "I Don't Know, Do You?" by Marilla M. Ricker emerges as a compelling philosophical treatise. Ricker challenges the rigidity of religious doctrines, advocating for the principles of freethought and agnosticism. Her incisive exploration invites readers to ponder the nature of belief and the validity of unexamined traditions. With a focus on the importance of individual inquiry and critical thinking, this work resonates with students, civic activists, and historians alike. Ricker’s unique perspective encourages a reevaluation of accepted truths, making "I Don't Know, Do You?" an essential read for those seeking to navigate the complexities of faith and reason in the modern world.