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1. A Blasphemous Truth: Christian. Muslim. Atheist. A Personal Story of Philosophical Evolution
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A Blasphemous Truth Christian Muslim Atheist A Personal Story of Philosophical EvolutionDescription
A Blasphemous Truth is an up-close and personal account of how a born-and-raised Southern Baptist Texan finds his religious faith crumbling beneath him as he says goodbye to the churches and steeples of Christianity and hello to the mosques and minarets of Islam. But after 18 years, once again faith wanes, walls crumble and this time so does Aamir's faith in the idea of god altogether. Aamir's religious, cultural and philosophical journey includes stories from a trailer park in Texas to the most highly contested piece of real estate in the entire world: Al Harm Al Shareef in Palestine; from a Sufi jewelry shop in Turkey to an aircraft carrier in the Persian Gulf. This evolutionary pilgrimage leads Aamir to follow a string of logic to reveal one of the happiest, healthiest and most gratifying philosophical destinations there is: Freedom of Thought. A Blasphemous Truth is a book of... * Help for anyone struggling to let go of long held beliefs that no longer make sense; * Inspiration to show how people really can live a good, moral and meaningful life without worshiping god; * Support for anyone struggling with their own faith and fear of letting go of god; * Perspective for those who are curious about the lifestyles and cultures of some Islamic and Christian communities.2. Many Mansions: A Christian's Encounter with Other Faiths
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The Harvard Divinity School professor recounts meetings with Hindu, Buddhist, Jewish, and Marxist men and women, and what they have taught him about the relationship between Christianity and other great religious traditions of the world.3. The Inspirational Atheist: Wise Words on the Wonder and Meaning of Life
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The Inspirational Atheist Wise Words on the Wonder and Meaning of LifeDescription
Like all people, atheists contemplate issues of love, death, and morality, and in times of stress we long for solace and inspiration. A collection of uplifting quotations from some of mankinds most important philosophers, scientists, writers, and even comedians, THE INSPIRATIONAL ATHEIST will be a treasured daily companion for the growing demographic of humanists who believe that life has meaning when we live it meaningfully, independent of the existence of a higher power. With words from Carl Sagan, D. H. Lawrence, Julia Child, Douglas Adams, Charlotte Bronte, Bertrand Russell, Ralph Waldo Emerson, George Carlin, Joan Didion, Alfred Lord Tennyson, Thomas Jefferson and dozens of others on topics ranging from Love and Nature to Wisdom and Beauty, this book is a celebration of the sublime without the divine.4. The Atheist Muslim: A Journey from Religion to Reason
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In much of the Muslim world, religion is the central foundation upon which family, community, morality, and identity are built. The inextricable embedment of religion in Muslim culture has forced a new generation of non-believing Muslims to face the heavy costs of abandoning their parents religion: disowned by their families, marginalized from their communities, imprisoned, or even sentenced to death by their governments.
Struggling to reconcile the Muslim society he was living in as a scientist and physician and the religion he was being raised in, Ali A. Rizvi eventually loses his faith. Discovering that he is not alone, he moves to North America and promises to use his new freedom of speech to represent the voices that are usually quashed before reaching the mainstream mediathe Atheist Muslim.
In The Atheist Muslim, we follow Rizvi as he finds himself caught between two narrative voices he cannot relate to: extreme Islam and anti-Muslim bigotry in a post-9/11 world. The Atheist Muslim recounts the journey that allows Rizvi to criticize Islamas one should be able to criticize any set of ideaswithout demonizing his entire people. Emotionally and intellectually compelling, his personal story outlines the challenges of modern Islam and the factors that could help lead it toward a substantive, progressive reformation.
5. God's Tin Soldiers: A theological romance between a reluctant atheist and a prospective Catholic nun. Christian apologetics or a love story? Both! Is Christmas the new religion? What about Islam?
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"When a believer and a non-believer discuss religion, they are both usually talking to deaf ears. Each is convinced that the other is misguided, and that his or her views can therefore be dismissed with disdain.
That is the way it might have been between the two young people at the centre of this story, had it not been for one thing: John is in love with Yvette. Only by treating Yvettes's belief with respect, does John stand any chance of dissuading her from her determination to become a nun.
What he does is basically to say "OK. Let's assume that everything the Bible says is correct. How can we then explain these observable facts, which appear to contradict the Bible?" He tries to say it, of course, in a more imaginativeand humorous way. In the course of doing so, John comes up with several intriguing new ideas, presented here for the first time. Their discussions take place against a backdrop of winter wonderland and boistrous Christmas celebrations.
The notes at the back of the book are in no way essential to the understanding or enjoyment of the story. They are provided solely for the benefit of those unfortunate souls (the author must sheepishly confess to being amongst their number) who are unable to relax until they have checked out the facts for themselves.
Topics given extensive coverage in the end notes include (but are not limited to)
- The Infinite Monkey Theorem
- The Stauffenberg plot to assassinate Hitler
- Bride of Christ
- The postulated dual nature (God and man) of Jesus
- Contradictions in the Bible
- Logical proof that in any system which contains a contradiction it is possible to prove anything
- Basic tenets of Muslim belief
6. Islam Uncensored: 14 Leaders: Liberals, Conservatives, Muslims, Jews, Atheists, Christians, & A Former CIA Director Reveal: What The Government & Media Won't Tell You About Islam
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Islam UncensoredDescription
Forget everything youve heard about Islam. . .this is Islam Uncensored.Tired of the simplistic cultural conversation about the nature of Islam, the author set out to write a book about Islam that was unlike any other.
He interviewed fourteen leaders and experts on Islam that span the ideological spectrum within religion, politics, and worldview to get to the bottom of one of todays most controversial and timely subjects. . .what is the nature of Islam.
The leaders interviewed are liberals and conservatives and represent every corner of the religious landscape including a radical Islamist, two Muslim reformers, Jews, Christians, and Atheists.
Other interviewees include a feminist, the son of one of the founders of Hamas, and even an ex CIA Director.
The author gets out of the way and lets the reader hear from these riveting personalities directly.
A great part of the appeal of this book is that the leaders and experts you are introduced to are not in agreement as to the nature of Islam-to the point that if they were put in a room and asked to define Islam, war might break out.
Yet, what these leaders who represent completely different religious and political orientations say in common about Islam is simply extraordinary and will quite likely shake your worldview.
This book is absolute must reading for anybody who wants to understand Islam beyond the usual simplistic messages you are fed about Islam from the media, government, and culture (Islam is evil and Islam is a religion of peace).
7. It's Really All About God: Reflections of a Muslim Atheist Jewish Christian
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A fresh exploration of a redeeming, dynamic, and radically different way to hold one's religionSamir Selmanovicwho grew up a in a culturally Muslim family in Croatia, converted to Christianity as a soldier in the then-Yugoslavian army, and went on to become a Christian pastor in Manhattan and in Southern Californialooks at how our ongoing and sometimes violent power struggles over who owns God and what God wants for the world and its peoples are not serving God, humanity, or our planet.
- Shows how our religions have become self-serving, God-management systems, however Selmanovic contendschange is possible
- Offers a path for people of all faiths and traditions for living together on our fragile earth
- Karen Armstrong said that the book is "asking the right questions at the right time"
This is a personal story and a moving exploration of a new way of treasuring one's own religion while discovering God, goodness, and grace in others and in their traditions.
8. Leaving Islam: Apostates Speak Out
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In the West abandoning one's religion (apostasy) can be a difficult, emotional decision, which sometimes has social repercussions. However, in culturally diverse societies where there is a mixture of ethnic groups and various philosophies of life, most people look upon such shifts in intellectual allegiance as a matter of personal choice and individual right. By contrast, in Islam apostasy is still viewed as an almost unthinkable act, and in orthodox circles it is considered a crime punishable by death. Renowned scholar of Islamic Studies Bernard Lewis described the seriousness of leaving the Islamic faith in the following dire terms: "Apostasy was a crime as well as a sin, and the apostate was damned both in this world and the next. His crime was treason desertion and betrayal of the community to which he belonged, and to which he owed loyalty; his life and property were forfeit. He was a dead limb to be excised."Defying the death penalty applicable to all apostates in Islam, the ex-Muslims who are here represented feel it is their duty to speak up against their former faith, to tell the truth about the fastest growing religion in the world. These former Muslims, from all parts of the Islamic world, recount how they slowly came to realize that the religion into which they were born was in many respects unbelievable and sometimes even dangerous.
These memoirs of personal journeys to enlightenment and intellectual freedom make for moving reading and are a courageous signal to other ex-Muslims to come out of the closet.
9. An Accidental God: The Evolution of Religion, or How a Boy from the Dawn of Civilization Became the God of Jews, Christians, and Muslims
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An Accidental God tells how, through a series of accidents, a person who lived at the dawn of civilization became God. It tells a fictionalized but historically plausible interpretation of the story of the biblical patriarch Abraham, focusing on how coincidental events and human misperceptions lead him to believe a particular ancestor, named Yehhi, is a powerful god. An earthquake shakes the ancient Mesopotamian city of Ur; amid the devastation, Abraham sees that all the family idols have toppled over, all except for the statue of Yehhi, a revered ancestor. He is convinced that Yehhi has shown his power by remaining upright amid the collapse of the other gods, and he believes that this is Yehhi's call for his clan to abandon Ur. Abraham's young nephew Lot is swindled by a wily merchant into squandering the family fortune on a smelly herd of sheep and goats tended by slave boys, named Ishmael and Isaac. Abraham must now become a nomadic shepherd wandering in a strange wilderness. Ishmael, who was stolen from his family, secretly guides them back towards his home in Canaan. Along the way, events challenge Abram to think differently about his relationship with his god Yehhi.Abraham has been unable to conceive children due to a disease that he does not understand, so he develops a fatherly affinity for Ishmael and Isaac. Nevertheless, Abram becomes increasingly obsessed by his inability to produce children of his own. He bargains with his god Yehhi, and he seizes upon a local custom of genital mutilation to improve fertility. He engages in increasingly gory animal sacrifices and eventually resorts to human sacrifice.
10. The Koran (Dover Thrift Editions)
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The KoranDescription
J. M. Rodwell's accessible translation restores the traditional ordering of the suras, or chapters, with early text dealing with God as creator, his greatness and authority, the role of Muhammad as God's messenger and of Islam in history. Later chapters deal with legal, social, and ethical issues. The text is divided into 114 chapters, each of which, like the Bible, is subdivided into verses.
This edition of the Koran, in a convenient size that is ideal for prayer or study, will be invaluable to students of religion, history, and politics and of interest to anyone concerned with cultures of the Middle East.
11. It's Really All About God: Reflections of a Muslim Atheist Jewish Christian (Hardback) - Common
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To think of God as favouring any human group, would be simply unJewish, unChristian, unMuslim.12. Atheist Muslim, The by A., Ali Rizvi (2016-12-13)