The more I write this outline, the more generic this plot seems to become.
Outlining is so hard . . .
The more I write this outline, the more generic this plot seems to become.
books
The Curse of God by Harris Sultan is a Half-Assed Mess
If anyone picked this up, read the first three chapters, and concluded that it was all rubbish then they would be well within their rights to do so. While there is a good display of competence and critique in the latter 6 chapters, they’re spaced quite horribly and jarring to read.
Why are Ex-Muslim Atheists on Social Media creating Ex-Hindu groups and Pretending to be Ex-Hindu?
Can these self-stylized "rationalists" please rationally explain why they're falsely claiming to be Ex-Hindu groups?
The Ex-Muslim Scam: Did Ex-Muslims exaggerate the dangers of Apostasy?
How can anyone who claims to be threatened with death by Islamic Jihadists, then use the term "Hindu Jihadist" in reference to angry and thoughtless Twitter responses?
What Islamists Kill People For
All one needs is an imam / Sheikh to approve the "grade" of this Hadith for extremists of this religious faith to begin the bloodletting.
Utilitarianism by John Stuart Mill
This fairly short book has struck me with how John Stuart Mill absurdly contradicts himself every step of the way. Perhaps that sounds harsh, but I honestly expected more than what the contents provided given how lauded this philosophy is and how celebrated John Stuart Mill is in history. This work was suppose to be … Continue reading Utilitarianism by John Stuart Mill
Why Should You Consider Reading Faith in Doubt: Do You Question Your Faith?
I've written about how Faith in Doubt was a 4-year project and about why you shouldn't be daunted by the page count, so I'd like to go into more details for people who might still be on the fence despite such assurances and explain briefly what each section has to offer so I wanted to … Continue reading Why Should You Consider Reading Faith in Doubt: Do You Question Your Faith?
Free Sale September! From September 1st to September 5th, Faith in Doubt Split Editions Are Available For Free
Ebooks Freely Available from September 1st - 5th, 2019
The Kindle Version of my book, Faith in Doubt, Is Live!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WCMLDRY For some reason, the physical version is still "in review" and it could take 3 days for Amazon to make a decision. But, since the Kindle version is now live, I don't think I have to worry about the contents being an issue. If anyone has a Kindle, it's now available! If you … Continue reading The Kindle Version of my book, Faith in Doubt, Is Live!
Progress Note: Finite Incantatem
Finally completed my 4-year project! Yay~
Intellectual Cowardice: Western Indology is Promoting Genocide Denial Of India’s Past
I feel this is an important issue to highlight, because Western Academia seems poised to just ignore painful truths of history, even if it means genocide denial for the sake of treating all religions as equal. After learning more about the issues within Islam, I had to re-evaluate what I thought was true from US … Continue reading Intellectual Cowardice: Western Indology is Promoting Genocide Denial Of India’s Past
Progress Note: Very Close To Completion, But Hiccups Remain
Note: Two chapters left, but it seems I wasn't able to make it by the deadline of today, but I am so very close.
Progress Note: I Am An Idiot
I found that my word count for Part II was 325,718 and combined with Part I which was on a separate file, it became 404,444 words. It amounted to 881 pages in word. For comparison, my first and terrible attempt at an ebook is around 18,000 words and takes up 203 pages double-spaced on Amazon's ebook page count.
Progress Note: Writing A Book Is A Second Job
Fully completed revising and citing all of Part I, finished revising and citing the sections on Original Sin and Judaism, and currently in the process of revising and citing the section about Christianity for Part II. I spent too much time on revising the section on Islam for the third time, but admittedly I did … Continue reading Progress Note: Writing A Book Is A Second Job
Thus Spake Zarathustra Review
Nietzsche's philosophical novel was an amazing read. At the time I began to read it, I hadn't really been captivated by a novel since the Harry Potter series (which I love) and I found most fantasy stories to be really boring. I didn't expect much at the time, it was mostly curiosity in relation to the game. I suspected that I'd find it boring. To my surprise, it was initially quite a laughable read.
Why There Is No God by Armin Navabi
This book is an excellent introductory for theists, agnostics, and atheists unsure of their atheism on the basic arguments that atheists have against the belief in a God or Gods.
Why Criticize Islam?
Islam is an innately violent, hateful, racist, sexist, and bigoted religion. It is the most barbaric of the Major religions. Islam is a hateful and dangerous death cult. The Sharia (Islamic Divine Law of the Abrahamic God) must be accepted as unquestioned fact that nobody can argue against to be a Muslim. The only people … Continue reading Why Criticize Islam?
Thinking in Bets by Annie Duke
Annie Duke goes into the principles of Truthseeking; Think of your decision-making on future possibilities as bets for your future with the different choices that you make as alternative bets for alternative futures.
Intelligence: All That Matters by Stuart Ritchie
This book is useful in clearing away misconceptions about intelligence research that have been popularized in Social Media and Liberal-leaning media outlets. One of the most shocking facts presented in this book is Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences has no basis in scientific research; at best, Musical Intelligence may be different from General Intelligence (G-Factor) but … Continue reading Intelligence: All That Matters by Stuart Ritchie
My Readings for these past couple of years
2018 Book Reading: List of Completed Readings: Disuniting of America by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. Why There Is No God by Armin Navabi The Confidence Game by Maria Konnikova Mating in Captivity by Esther Perel The Dhammapada translated by Eknath Easwaran Bhagavad Gita translated by Eknath Easwaran The Ishvara Gita translated by Andrew Nicholson The … Continue reading My Readings for these past couple of years