Faithful to Atheist: Books on your Journey

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The Fountainhead
by Ayn Rand
20,706 members
277 reviews
3.8
Member
Cecrow
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Job: A Comedy of Justice
by Robert A. Heinlein
4,552 members
57 reviews
½ 3.7
Member
lquilter
3
Holy Bible (Revised Standard Version)
by Anonymous
3,124 members
21 reviews
4
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aulsmith
Explanations
aulsmith: After being a pacifist Christian for a decade, I started re-reading the Old Testament and started wondering where the pacifism was.
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The Spiral Staircase: My Climb Out of Darkness
by Karen Armstrong
2,151 members
53 reviews
4
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Chatterbox
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Leaving Isn't the Hardest Thing: Essays
by Lauren Hough
324 members
16 reviews
4
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stephencolon
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The Great Transformation: The Beginning of Our Religious Traditions
by Karen Armstrong
2,241 members
38 reviews
3.8
Member
Chatterbox
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The Seven Mountains of Thomas Merton
by Michael Mott
606 members
6 reviews
4
Member
aulsmith
Explanations
aulsmith: If he could spend years in a monastery and still be as messed up as he was, I started to wonder what the point was.
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The Other Side of Joy: Religious Melancholy among the Bruderhof
by Julius H. Rubin
11 members
3
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aulsmith
Explanations
aulsmith: The Bruderhof are not only nasty, but they use their religion to blame the nasty stuff on others.
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Leaving The Fold: Testimonies Of Former Fundamentalists
by Edward T. Babinski
36 members
2 reviews
½ 3.4
Member
aulsmith
Explanations
aulsmith: Found out I wasn't alone.
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The Koran
by al-Qur'an
768 members
16 reviews
3.8
Member
aulsmith
Explanations
aulsmith: Another atrocious God.
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The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ
by Joseph Smith
8,176 members
100 reviews
3.2
Member
aulsmith
Explanations
aulsmith: Another nasty view of God.
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Antioch and Rome: New Testament Cradles of Catholic Christianity
by S.S. Raymond E. Brown
271 members
2 reviews
3.1
Member
aulsmith
Explanations
aulsmith: Realized that all the stuff about the early church, which I thought I was modeling my life on, was a complete fairy tale, there being NO historical evidence whatsoever.