The Irrational Atheist provides the rational thinker with empirical proof that atheism's claims against religion are unfounded in logic, fact, and science. The arguments of Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens, Daniel Dennett, and Michel Onfray are all methodically exposed and discredited as Day provides extensive evidence proving, among other things, that: More than 93 percent of all the wars in human history had no relation to religion The Spanish Inquisition had no jurisdiction over professing Jews, Muslims, or atheists, and executed fewer people on an annual basis than the state of Texas Atheists are 3.84 times more likely to be imprisoned than Christians 'Red' state crime is primarily in 'blue' counties Sexually abused girls are 55 times more likely to commit suicide than girls raised Catholic In the twentieth century, atheistic regimes killed three times more people in peacetime than those killed in all the wars and individual crimes combined. Presenting a compelling argument (but not for the side one might expect), Day strips away the pseudo-scientific pretentions of New Atheism with his intelligent application of logic, history, military science, political economy, and well-documented research.

The novel was 2007 Recommendation in National Review Online. On the other is Irrational Atheist author Vox Day, armed with nothing more than historical and statistical facts. In 2008, Day published The Irrational Atheist, a novel dedicated to criticizing the arguments featured in various books by atheist authors such as Michel Onfray, Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, Sam Harris, and Christopher Hitchens. Book excerpt: On one side of the argument is a collection of godless academics with doctorates from the finest universities in England, France, and the United States. This book was released on with total page 320 pages. Book Synopsis The Irrational Atheist by : Vox Dayĭownload or read book The Irrational Atheist written by Vox Day and published by BenBella Books, Inc.

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