Robert Green Ingersoll was a prominent American orator, lawyer, and political leader in the late 19th century, recognized for his vocal advocacy of atheism, secularism, and free thought. Born in 1833 in New York, he became a key figure in the movement against religious dogma, promoting rationalism and scientific inquiry. Ingersoll's eloquent speeches and writings challenged the conventions of his time, earning him the title "The Great Agnostic." Ingersoll's commitment to civil rights and...