Daniel Melgar

How to Think Objectively

Revisado: 09-30-24

This book is recommended for anyone who wants to improve their method of thinking. It is also recommended for anyone who wants to understand why our intuition cannot be the sole source of our thinking and methods.

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Sowellian!

Revisado: 02-16-24

Coleman Hughes is a fresh new voice of reason and common sense, which today hits most people as a revelation but shouldn’t. This book will remind readers of Thomas Sowell for its intelligent connection of ideas and facts along with its dispassionate tone that allows the reader to discover just how corrupt Kendi and his acolytes are.

Bravo! Cannot wait for Mr. Hughes to write his next book.

PS—There’s also a hint of Ayn Rand in his analysis of individuals and justice

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All Moral People should support Israel and Jews

Revisado: 12-01-23

This is an important book for all champions of morality. While I reject the premise that morality comes from God, as a moral atheist I support Israel and its people for respecting individual rights and freedom. Anti-Semitism is nothing more than “hatred of the good for being the good.”

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All students must read!

Revisado: 11-01-23

If you can only get your child to read one book, make it this collection of wisdom. Thomas Sowell is the Confucius of the 20th and 21st centuries.

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America’s Government Schools are lying to our children

Revisado: 10-30-23

All Americans should read this repudiation of false American History that continues to be taught in government classrooms.

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Religion and Science and Politics are incompatible

Revisado: 01-23-23

Stenger has written an intelligent and thoughtful book but he allows his personal political agenda to seep into his analysis especially the last several chapters and he goes from scientist to global warming alarmist in a sentence or two. Otherwise this book is well worth reading for it primary thesis that science and religion are as different as reality is from make believe.

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A Painful Truth

Revisado: 08-29-19

This is an important story for women and men alike who may have survived a childhood of abuse. I say “may have” because this author correctly focuses on how victims of family abuses are easily persuaded that their memories are false and that they have misremembered or misinterpreted what actually happened. Her story is both tragic and triumphant and shows that we can both love our abusers and escape them if we can be honest with ourselves about what really happened.

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Historic!

Revisado: 06-06-19

This official report is a must read for any serious student of political history or Constitutional law. No matter your political leaning you cannot offer an intelligent opinion on this historic chapter on the office of the president until you’ve read this report.

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Treatise on Rational Thinking versus Dogmas

Revisado: 05-29-19

This is a must read for all thoughtful human beings. You must be willing to listen without holding tight to any preconceptions about religious teachings and open your mind to the possibility that you may learn something new about your particular religion and religions in general. If you can allow yourself to be intellectually honest you will be enlightened by Sam Harris’ book.

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Belief in God will not fix a man made people problem

Revisado: 03-25-19

I always think it’s important to listen to all points of view especially those you disagree with. This is an important book if only because it expresses beliefs and ideals that differ from mine and I’m guessing that it may from many. But I did fined common ground and I agreed with Ben Shapiro’s conclusion at least enough of it. However, I’m not sure that his conclusion is where his rhetoric necessarily should lead. Our problems as people are manmade and not god made.

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