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A good read for both believers and nonbelievers

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5 out of 5 stars
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Revisado: 11-11-24

The most powerful advocates for skepticism and rational thought are those who once believed and followed fundamentalist religions where asking questions was frowned upon if not forbidden. Mark Alsip is no exception.
Mark has put into words a story that is all too common in fundamentalist religions.
It's not atheist ideas and writings and "wanting to sin" that leads people away from the Christian faith but rather the inconsistencies, impossibilities, and contradictions needed to maintain that faith. Mark not only has experienced this first hand but has the ability to walk the reader through his journey that many others including myself have experienced.
This is a good read for atheists, humanists, and non-believers to let them know they are not alone and for believers who instead of making excuses are genuinely interested in why so many are walking away.

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