The Top Atheism Books of the Decade

Former preacher John W. Loftus, who studied under the #1 Christian apologist in the world, William Lane Craig, explains how he lost his faith and why evangelical Christianity is false. American Christians who are sick of Dawkins & company misunderstanding their faith at every turn will be glad to finally read an atheist who thoroughly understands the Christianity they live and believe. Christian apologist Norman Geisler has recommended the book to his students, and Christian philosopher Mark Linville writes that “Evangelicals cannot afford to ignore Why I Became an Atheist.” This is an atheist book written directly to Christians which has been highly recommended from both sides of the fence. The new edition was just released in October 2009.

See which other titles are on this list here.

HT: Common Sense Atheism

Can We Be Good Without God?

On January 29th, 2009 Dan Barker, a former Christian pastor turned atheist, and Dinesh D'Souza, a former atheist turned Christian, debated at the University of Minnesota over the topic "Can We Be Good Without God?

Atheist Advertising: There's Probably No God

These posters are the idea of the British Humanist Association (BHA) and have been supported by prominent atheist Professor Richard Dawkins. Here is what Dawkins had to say about the campaign. “This campaign to put alternative slogans on London buses will make people think - and thinking is anathema to religion.”

How do you quantify a “probably”? 50% chance there’s no God? 70% chance? I say there is a God. If I’m wrong, then I’ll never know. They say there probably isn’t a God. If they’re wrong, they’ll definitely know it.

HT: Church Marketing Sucks