The Big Book of Lists for Atheists, Agnostics, and Secular Humanists

by I.M. Probulos

Before you buy, please feel free to Look Inside or download a sample. I currently have over 30 books on Amazon Kindle. Select my name I. M. Probulos above and click on ›Visit Amazon's I. M. Probulos Page.This "Big Book" provides you with over 150 lists (49 more than the “Little Book”) of topics related to science, evolution, religion, faith, and free thought. The goal is to have very concise lists with about 10-25 key items with links for more information in the Appendix.Below are some of my favorite Big Book for God Bless You.Atheist, How to Know if you are MilitantBiblical Anti-Family ValuesChristopher Hitchens Debate ArgumentsFinely-Tuned Universe, Arguments for (Religious Argument)God, Definitions ofNear-Death Experience, Biological explanationsOrder of Creation, ScientificShroud of Turin10 Sources–Atheist Sites on the InternetTautology ExamplesThis collection is not meant to be read like a book. It quick resource guideA list of topics to stimulate discussion and debateIdeas to be shared with fellow atheists, agnostics, and secular humanists.Something to read on the plane, train, or while waiting in line.Discussed over dinner or coffee.Available during that debate on free will with the faithful.A stimulus for further study.Memorized (copied and written over and over).Sipped, like fine wine.Read through quickly and bookmarked for later reference.It will save you hundreds of hours and turbo-charge your efforts to understand and make sense of your journey for knowledge and the truth. It is for those who value science, reason, and rationality over superstition, the supernatural, and religion.I hope you enjoy this Kindle book and if so, please review it and share it with your friends. You can help support my work by purchasing my other Kindle books.You can contact me on my website is www.IMProbulos.com and follow me on Twitter @improbulosI. M. Probulos

392 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 1, 2013

Reviews

[MKF · Rating 2 out of 5]

It needed a lot of editing and better organization.

[Jeff Chase · Rating 4 out of 5]

The electronic version I read seemed to be poorly formatted, but that didn't change the interesting information contained therein.