Atheist Arguments: 2 Book Boxset: Atheism & Arguments

Atheist Arguments - 2 Bookset: Atheism & ArgumentsReduced from $5.98 to $3.99Book 1 - Atheism Book 2 - ArgumentsAtheismThis book aims to look at some of the notions that atheists hold. The first two chapters are an exploration into the factual inadequacies of faith. The third will touch on the social evils of religion and their deep rooting in the very nature and psychology of faith itself. The last three chapters will address the alternative, non-theistic solutions to three separate problems previously solved by faith. It is by no means exhaustive, and so at the end is a further reading list of books which go into much deeper detail on the issues raised herein. Ultimately, this book is written so that anyone on any point on the scale of faith, from the most sincere believer, to the strongest antitheist, and anyone in between can understand even just a little better the arguments atheists put on the table.Here's a Preview of What's InsideWhy reject the supernatural?Our “special place” in the universeThe harm caused by faithMorality without GodFacing mortalityFinding meaning and purpose in lifeArgumentsArguing has a bit of a bad rap in modern society, being seen as divisive and a source of conflict. When most people hear the word they think of heated rows where voices are raised, accusations and names are thrown back and forth like missiles, no satisfactory conclusion is reached and the parties arguing end up angry, hurt and further apart and more dogmatically entrenched in their positions than before. This reputation isn't deserved – arguing is just another aspect of communication, one that allows for there to be exchange of ideas and for issues to be resolved in order for things to move forward.This book is going to teach you how to overcome the obstacles that stand between you and succeeding in convincing others to your way of thinkingIt will take a look at what arguing actually is in order to gain a better understanding of how to do it well and efficiently, tackle the prickly issue of just how ethical it is to