Essays and rants by an Atheist who thinks that the label of 'Outspoken' is a badge of honor rather than shame.
Outspoken is a collection of essays and personal stories that I have used to guide my life. It's also a guide to how I conduct myself in the face of ignornace and faith from those who continue to push it upon others.
Within this book are some of the arguments and points that I have made over numerous debates with people of faith throughout the last twenty years since I declared myself a non-believer.
I release this book not to just sway minds but to educate and provoke debate amongst people who have spoken about these issues before. What you do with this knowledge from here is entirely up to you.
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Reviews for "Outspoken: Confessions of a Devout Atheist"
Welcome to the club! There are many here on AD with similar views. I'm a little ahead of you, having decided that atheism was the best course of philosophy for me 45 years ago after being heavily involved with church and church groups during the civil rights and antiwar movements. My autobiography, posted here, covers my transition to atheism and my lifelong encounters with Christians trying to proselytize me.
I haven't read anything from Outspoken. It would be nice if you'd post a excerpt like I did for my autobiography and other books. It helps the reader decide whether or not they want to buy your book.
I don't "confess" anything because that's a church term. And I'm not "devout" because that would make atheism a religion, which it is not.
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