Not Seeing God - A Tippling Philosopher

Using Common Sense to Not See God: Christianity Cannot Be Deduced from Nature

Bob Seidensticker, of Cross Examined here at Patheos, contributed a chapter to the recent book Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century. In his piece, he joins a few of us in the first section who look to philosophically dismantle the notion of God. The book is set into

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Using Common Sense to Not See God: Monty Hall Problem & Board Games

Bob Seidensticker, of Cross Examined here at Patheos, contributed a chapter to the recent book Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century. In his piece, he joins a few of us in the first section who look to philosophically dismantle the notion of God. The book is set into

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Using Common Sense to Not See God: Christianity vs Mormonism

Bob Seidensticker, of Cross Examined here at Patheos, contributed a chapter to the recent book Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century. In his piece, he joins a few of us in the first section who look to philosophically dismantle the notion of God. The book is set into

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Not Seeing OmniGod through Philosophy and Logic: Satan, Heaven & Hell

Introductory spiel: One of my more recent books, Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century (UK), has a plethora of gems in it for the reader and a smorgasbord of variety. It was a labour of love and was particularly rewarding due to the fact that so many great

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Not Seeing OmniGod through Philosophy and Logic: Photosynthesis and Suffering

Introductory spiel: One of my more recent books, Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century (UK), has a plethora of gems in it for the reader and a smorgasbord of variety. It was a labour of love and was particularly rewarding due to the fact that so many great

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Not Seeing OmniGod through Philosophy and Logic: God's Not Fair

Introductory spiel: One of my more recent books, Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century (UK), has a plethora of gems in it for the reader and a smorgasbord of variety. It was a labour of love and was particularly rewarding due to the fact that so many great

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Not Seeing OmniGod through Philosophy and Logic: God Loves Abortion

Introductory spiel: One of my more recent books, Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century (UK), has a plethora of gems in it for the reader and a smorgasbord of variety. It was a labour of love and was particularly rewarding due to the fact that so many great

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Not Seeing OmniGod through Philosophy and Logic: Why Create?

Introductory spiel: One of my more recent books, Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century (UK), has a plethora of gems in it for the reader and a smorgasbord of variety. It was a labour of love and was particularly rewarding due to the fact that so many great

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Science and Medicine: Not Seeing God in Your Prayers, Thank You Very Much

Here is an excerpt from a chapter in my recent-ish anthology of chapters from writers here at Patheos Nonreligious (Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century) [UK here]. This chapter is by Kevin Davis, with his blog "SecularVoices". It is not the whole chapter, but gives you

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Reviewing Reviews

Being an author, reviews are really important to me. I hate bad reviews for obvious reasons. However, you can't really argue with justified opinions and if someone really thinks something I've done is bad, and they justify their opinion, then fair cop. As you know, I

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Ed Buckner on Not Seeing God

Ed Buckner is a good man, not least because he kindly agreed to write the forward to the recent anthology of Patheos Nonreligious writers, Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century, released last month. Here is his foreword (and a massive thanks to him): Something to Learn By Ed

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Seeing God in the Bible as Ridiculous

One of the great things about the new Patheos book, Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century, is the variety on offer. Here, Andrew Hall takes a modern humorous look at a biblical classic. Check the whole book out in all its glory: Back in the days of the

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Not Seeing God Now Available in Ebook Format

My latest book, Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century - an awesome anthology if you don't mind me saying so myself, is now available in ebook format, on Kindle, Kobo and Nook (with iTunes to follow in the New Year). Please go crazy and buy it!

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Not Seeing God in the UK

Just a quick heads up that Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century is now fully available in paperback and filtered through distribution channels in the UK as it already is in the States. I am now expecting the ebook version to be available in the next week. Here

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Not Seeing God through Celebrations in Life

Galen Broaddus, of Across Rivers Wide, here at Patheos, contributed a chapter to the recent book Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century. In his piece, he alludes to the human proclivity for ritual and celebration. As a humanist celebrant, he is tapping into this and supplying the demand

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Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century

It's finally here, after a long process of compiling and editing, writing and badgering: Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century. It's all part of the reason I have been so busy recently. I am dead excited about this new title. It's been

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Not Seeing God through 20 Skeptical Lenses

Things are gathering pace with one of the four book projects I am working on. Editing an anthology of chapters from Patheos Nonreligious writers has been really rewarding, but has also taken me a long time. It's great to get an extra four chapters over the last week