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Aezeonomicon
Religion has done irreparable damage to society, particularly in the United States and in Europe (and of course especially in the Middle East). The problem is we have too many churches with astronomical sums of untaxed billions pushing their Theocratic Agenda through a paralyzed Congress. This book is my personal criticism of the mainstream religions, political dog and pony show, and societal norm. deal with it.
218 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 2012
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April 26, 2012
Okay, this is an interesting book, to say the least. It is literally - the personal thoughts of the author, and while he is pretty consistent, the middle section kind of goes off on a few non-related tangents, and then the end chapter with the author's dreams and lyrics, kind of make one go "hmmm".
The majority of the author's writing is a very excellent discussion/rant of atheism, and how religion, especially Christianity, Judaism, and Islam have fricked things up. There were some interesting information in the book, especially on how Lucifer came to be that I wasn't aware of. Or how Samson may have actually been. My only issue was, in the effort to prove a point, the author specifically didn't capitalize certain proper words, so it came across as distracting as all get out.
In my opinion, the author would have been better to go with strictly a book on atheism, and a second book on his other stories, rants, lyrics, dreams.
Overall, I'd say a 3 star rating, but the info on atheism was a 5, so I compromised at a 4.
The majority of the author's writing is a very excellent discussion/rant of atheism, and how religion, especially Christianity, Judaism, and Islam have fricked things up. There were some interesting information in the book, especially on how Lucifer came to be that I wasn't aware of. Or how Samson may have actually been. My only issue was, in the effort to prove a point, the author specifically didn't capitalize certain proper words, so it came across as distracting as all get out.
In my opinion, the author would have been better to go with strictly a book on atheism, and a second book on his other stories, rants, lyrics, dreams.
Overall, I'd say a 3 star rating, but the info on atheism was a 5, so I compromised at a 4.
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