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Students' Identities and Literacy Learning

Individual Autonomy and Socio-historical Selves

Politics of Persons

Potomac State College

One Family's Extraordinary Journey of Love, Hope, and Remembering

Green Vanilla Tea

European Union and Environmental Governance

Twenty Crucial Puzzles Solved

What Matters in Jane Austen?

Religion Gender and Sexuality among Youth in Canada

Identities Under Construction

Encyclopedia of Genetics: New Research (8 Volume Set)

Conservative Women and Protestant Child Charities in Montreal

Their Benevolent Design

Reissued

James Miranda Barry

State of Wonder

Touchpoints, Sharing And Disruption

Marketing Communications

The challenge to South-South economic co-operation

Crisis & Response

Major Pettigrew's Last Stand

Sunkissed

The Routledge International Handbook of Religious Education

"Loftus makes a convincing case that believers who are willing to honestly apply the outsider test cannot but fail to see the irrationality of their faith."-Victor Stenger, author of God and the Atom"When an evangelical minister can ask tough questions about religion and leave the faith, then so can you. John Loftus is the religious believer's genuine friend, respecting your intelligence enough to show you how religions really work. His new book questions every religion with the same challenge: what reasons could it really have for claiming to possess the unique truth? When the fa&#231;ades of familiarity and unquestionability are ripped away, exposing faith's weaknesses to both insiders and outsiders, can any religion pass this test?"-Dr. John Shook, Center for Inquiry and American Humanist Association"This is the greatest book Loftus has ever produced. It's without question a must-read for any believer and any atheist who wants to debate them. Superbly argued, air tight, and endlessly useful, this should be everyone's first stop in the god debate. Loftus meets every objection and proves that the Outsider Test for Faith is the core of every case against religious belief and the one argument you can't honestly get around. It takes religion on at its most basic presuppositions, forcing the believer into a dilemma from which there is no escape: either abandon your faith or admit you don't believe in being logically consistent. After reading it and sincerely applying its principles, anyone who really wants to be rational will be on the road to atheism in no time."-Dr. Richard Carrier, author of Proving History: Bayes's Theorem and the Quest for the Historical Jesus"Perhaps the most intractable argument against Loftus's outsider test for faith is some version of 'I can't do it. I can't get far enough outside of my emotions and beliefs to examine my own religion like I would any other.' As a psychologist I find that credible. We all have a very imperfect and fragmentary ability to see ourselves as others see us. But this in no way undermines Loftus's foundational argument that the outsider test should be the gold standard."-Dr. Valerie Tarico, psychologist and author of Trusting Doubt

How to Know Which Religion Is True

The Outsider Test for Faith

Faith and Identity in Virtual Space

Muslim Women Online

A Study of Organized Labour and the New Democratic Party

Political Choices and Electoral Consequences

Revision in the Study of the Covenant Code

A Law Book for the Diaspora

Aging With Purpose And Passion

Leadership for Older Adults

Entrepreneurship

The Routledge Handbook of Propositions

How Children Learn to Read and How to Help Them

Love and War in Singapore under the Japanese flag

Devil's Garden

A Novel of Secrets and Lies

Chloe

Collins et al's Cognitive Apprenticeship in Action

The Goals, Failures, and Stakes Model of Narrative Storytelling

The GoFaSt Guide To Screenwriting

How Mindfulness and Compassion Can Free You from Anxiety, Fear, and Panic

Calming Your Anxious Mind

Clinical and Counseling Approaches

Family Solutions for Substance Abuse

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