The Quotable Atheist: Ammunition for Non-Believers, Political Junkies, Gadflies, and Those Generally Hell-Bound by Jack Huberman Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of The Quotable Atheist: Ammunition for Non-Believers, Political Junkies, Gadflies, and Those Generally Hell-Bound
Book Review: 2 major problems
Summary: 5 Stars
i have found only 2 major problems with this book. first and formost it very hard to read when you are laughing so hard tears are streaming down your face. and second is you start thinking so hard your afraid your head may explode. this book is a fantastic source of ammo for those of us who just want the "religious right" to leave us alone. so far my fav quote is "makeing fun of born again christians is like hunting dairy cattle with a high powered rifle and scope" and you will just have to read the book to find out who said that little gemBook Review: 3 Cheers for Huberman! But....
Summary: 4 Stars
A wonder ful book, full of meaningful and useful quotes. But here's hoping that a new edition will come out, this one including a topic index. I tell you, sometimes you're just looking for that perfect response that's on the tip of your tongue, and you need it NOW!
Plese, Mr. Huberman, a topic index!
Book Review: A Book Every Thinking Person Should Read
Summary: 5 Stars
This is not just for Non-Believers as stated in the title. It should be
mandatory reading and discussion for everyone over the age of 13. There's
also some good humor that not only made me chuckle as well as think about
what I read.
Book Review: A Great Collection of Works
Summary: 5 Stars
Great collection of secular quotes and articles from books and other publishings. A great piece of weaponry for the non-religious and I really enjoy flipping through the pages looking for inspiration.Book Review: A bit of light hearted fun
Summary: 3 Stars
I enjoyed flicking through this book, although overall I found it to be more of a light hearted collection than a serious reference work. Not that that is a bad thing (and I don't think the author set out to create a serious reference work), and there is some thought provoking material in there.