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A physical edition of Questioning Christianity is now available for purchase on Amazon
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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.
For a limited time, both the Kindle versions of Faith in Doubt (UK Only) and Questioning Christianity: Book Edition will be on sale starting from December 23rd 2020 and end within the month of December.
Finished a new ebook made up of earlier blog posts to help peacefully criticize Christianity and further stymie Christian conversions in India and elsewhere.
A response to Vipulamsa Varnyagunojjwala This piece is disputing the following article on Medium: https://medium.com/@Paratpara/was-gautama-buddha-a-hindu-11b5468a2b3e This is the video he was attempting to refute. Varnyagunojjwala doesn’t seem to have much of a knowledge of history in Ancient India: Buddha “abandoning” his family was normal for Kshatriya princes at the time as they were expected to … Continue reading A response to Vipulamsa Varnyagunojjwala Supposed Refutation of “Was Gautama Buddha a Hindu?”
Can these self-stylized "rationalists" please rationally explain why they're falsely claiming to be Ex-Hindu groups?
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?
#BlockExMuslims Because They Hate Us #Hindus. If Ex-Muslims antagonize Hindus, then please consider taking part in this campaign and voluntarily block them all and be indifferent to whatever news involves them from now on.
With their willful attempts to stoke controversy, I've decided to make videos Exposing the scam that Ex-Muslims run at this moment and time.
Exposing the lies and hateful teachings of the Bible in defense of Sanatana Dharma, rational empiricism, and Indian culture.
This is one small step in destroying the hateful teachings of Jesus Christ and exposing the lies of Christianity in defense of Sanatana Dharma, rational empiricism, and Indian culture.
Well, after extensively emailing Ali A. Rizvi, he seems to have doubled down on his lack of professionalism, general incompetence, and poor business management skills by deliberately deceiving his Secular Jihadist viewership. Update: After making this complaint, they've added the blog post as they had initially promised me.
It would seem that backlash helps. The Podcast was about my 5-part critique of Ex-MNA called The 5-Lenses. Here is the Link to The 5-Lenses blog post for newcomers: https://jarinjove.com/2020/03/16/five-lenses-1of5/
When treated unfairly, one can either bury one's head in the sand or challenge the unfairness directly to make a change. Link to full debate inside.
The Western Ex-Muslim movement is a scam. A group of misanthropic twitter whiners who seem keen on reframing Free Speech for their own convenience to stroke their own egos instead of working to genuinely help Ex-Muslims who need their human rights defended. I learned this the hard way by getting scammed by the Secular Jihadist podcast.
Look forward to it.
The Final Part of The Five Lenses: A Hindu Rebuttal Against Ex-Muslims of North America and their Ex-Muslim Cohorts.
To have faith in Pakistan is the moral and intellectual equivalent of having faith in the terrorist organization of ISIS creating a successful country. To identify as Pakistani is the moral and intellectual equivalent of self-identifying as a citizen of ISIS.
My third essay is dedicated to examining Ex-MNA from the lens of Secularism. This is the Third of the Five Lenses.
Note: My second essay is dedicated to examining Ex-MNA from my own personal experience. This is the Second of the Five Lenses.