Minnesota Atheists

  • About Us
    • Mission & Vision
    • Our Board
      • Current Board
      • President’s ColumnFrom our newsletter
      • Board Strategy & Initiatives
      • Get Nominated
      • Accountability
    • Committees
    • Policies
      • Public Policy Positions
      • Bylaws
      • Code of Ethics
      • Code of Conduct
    • History
    • Building
    • Get Social
      • MNA Facebook Page
      • MNA Facebook Group
      • MNA on Twitter
      • MNA on Instagram
      • Atheists Talk Facebook Page
      • Atheists Talk on Twitter
    • Contact Us
  • Support MNA
    • Become a Member
    • Make a Donation
      • Bequests
    • Get Active
      • Volunteer With MNA
      • Our Wishlist
      • Submit an Idea
  • Events
    • Meetup Group
    • Calendar
    • Monthly Meetings
    • Summer Picnics
    • Day of Reason
    • Solstice Celebrations
    • Parades & Outreach
    • MNA at CONvergence
    • Regional Conferences
  • News/Media
    • Subscribe
      • Atheists Weekly Email
      • Monthly Newsletter
      • Site Feed
    • Atheists Talk
      • Podcast
      • Cable TV Show
    • News
      • Full Archive
      • MNA in the News
      • Book Reviews
    • YouTube
    • Atheist Voices of Minnesota
  • Resources
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Lending Library
    • Area Communities
    • National Organizations
    • Speakers
    • Secular Celebrants
    • Interview an Atheist
    • Partner with Us
    • Steal Our Governance
  • Store

Book Reviews

From our newsletter

Cover of Playing Chess with Pigeons

Book Review: An Atheist Guerrilla Debating Manual

By Lewis Campbell Playing Chess with Pigeons: A Compendium of Fundamentalist Apologetics and their Refutations by Chuck Hall. BMDO Publications. Chuck Hall says he has been debating fundamentalist Christians for over forty years. Playing Chess with Pigeons certainly contains the largest arsenal of anti-fundamentalist debating points you are likely to Read more…

By Minnesota Atheists, 9 yearsSeptember 28, 2013 ago
Cover of the book, featuring sketches of the doctor, a uterus, and a shovel.

Book Review: An Infidel Body Snatcher

By Scott Lohman An Infidel Body-Snatcher and the Fruits of his Philosophy: The Life of Dr. Charles Knowltonby Dan Allosso, 270 pages, CreateSpace Independent Publishing The history of Freethinking people is not always about the big characters of our movement. Most of what has happened was done by those of Read more…

By Minnesota Atheists, 9 yearsMay 12, 2013 ago
Cover of book, featuring a collage of historical faces.

Book Review: Damned Good Company

By James Zimmerman Damned Good Companyby Luis Granados, 382 pagesHumanist Press, ©2012 In Damned Good Company, part-time historian and religion student Luis Granados takes readers across continents and centuries to find fascinating tales of fellow humans who bucked the religious trends of their day. Each of the copiously annotated twenty chapters Read more…

By Minnesota Atheists, 10 yearsJanuary 31, 2013 ago
Cover of Atheist Voices of Minnesota, featuring city and prairiescapes.

Book Review: Atheist Voices of Minnesota

By Nathan Curland When I was first offered a copy of Atheist Voices of Minnesota to review I was less than intrigued. After all, I knew plenty of atheists and had heard many stories of miserable childhoods and escape from religion, so reading 36 variations on this theme seemed a Read more…

By Minnesota Atheists, 10 yearsAugust 5, 2012 ago
Cover of Inventing Jesus, featuring stained glass art of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.

Book Review: Inventing Jesus

By Bill Lehto Inventing Jesus: The New Testament Narrative as Fiction, by Paul Gabel702 pages©2012, Paul Gabel In Inventing Jesus, Paul Gabel, a history teacher, argues that Jesus was an entirely fictional character, with no historical basis, having been completely invented by the writer of the Gospel of Mark. The Read more…

By Minnesota Atheists, 10 yearsJune 27, 2012 ago

Posts navigation

Previous 1 2 3 … 12 Next
Recent Posts
  • Feb Public Meeting: Debbie Goddard, American Atheists
  • Religious Freedom Commentary
  • Jan. Public Meeting: The Necessity of Atheism
  • Movie Showing: Hell House
  • Kamrin’s Corner: Outbreak
Archives
Categories
Meta
  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.org
Hestia | Developed by ThemeIsle