
The Eyes of an Atheist: A Collection of Responses to Common Theistic Arguments
SRIDHARAN BALAN
Description
Believing in a religion is a personal commitment. Unfortunately, this personal commitment often requires followers to recruit others. Religious people have been known to push their beliefs onto others; many religions even require it. This places substantial pressure on us who don’t believe. You may have found yourself in a church pew on Sunday simply to avoid the argument.By applying science, reason, logic, psychology, and the experiences of atheist defenders worldwide, this book will help you stand your ground. Throughout this book, you’re presented with several of the most common arguments to believe in God; the ones believers use to convert people to followers. Then, you’re given a response and information to use that stops them in their tracks. This will provide you with the upper hand while giving them something to consider for themselves.This book gives you what you need to defend yourself from others' religious preachings. You’ll also learn about atheism and how informed you can be as a nonbeliever. It pushes the limits of religious discussion with examples from the Bible, logical arguments, psychological reasoning, and well-researched opinions.Don’t be caught off guard again by any believer . . . Be ready and more informed.Read more
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Episodes (11)
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Meaning of Life
Chapter 2: Morality
Chapter 3: God of the Gaps
Chapter 4: God and America
Chapter 5: Pascal’s Wager
Chapter 6: Faith
Chapter 7: Logical Arguments
Chapter 8: Spiritual Rape
Conclusion