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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Well rounded, provides insight into world-wide disbelief,
This review is from: The Encyclopedia of Unbelief, Volumes I and II (Hardcover)
Stein is the editor of numerous anthologies and encyclopedias of skeptical nature, but this is by far his best. There are so many topics available to the reader, making for a smorgasbord of Atheist material. The book includes sections on Atheism in the history of many of the world's great nations, such as Russia, China, India, et cetera. There is copious amounts of information on those who chose to utter blasphemy against the faith they were raised in (such as apostates from Islam, Hinduism, Christianity, Judaism, et cetera). The contributing authors include some big names, such as George A Wells on the topic of Jesus historicity, James Randi on the topic of hoaxes and frauds, and numerous other highly regarded experts in their respective fields. All in all, this is an impressive compilation of essays by the finest skeptics in the world today.
5 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
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The Encyclopedia of Unbelief,
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This review is from: The Encyclopedia of Unbelief, Volumes I and II (Hardcover)
The Encyclopedia of Unbelief is a great book for atheist and religious people. It is loaded with huge amounts of interesting text and is very easy to read. Great Christmas gift for any teenager.
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The Encyclopedia of Unbelief, Volumes I and II by Gordon Stein (Hardcover - Oct. 1985)
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