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/
Hinduism
The Lost Episode of Secular Jihadists: Two Ex-Muslims Lose The Debate To a Single Hindu
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.
Saying Goodbye to a Secular Enlightenment Future
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.
Tonight at 10PM, I’ll be interviewed by Ali A. Rizvi and Armin Navabi in the Secular Jihadist Podcast
Look forward to it.
The Five Lenses: 5 of 5, Human Rights versus Religious Tolerance
The Final Part of The Five Lenses: A Hindu Rebuttal Against Ex-Muslims of North America and their Ex-Muslim Cohorts.
The Five Lenses: 4 of 5, Noble and Decadent Morality
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.
The Five Lenses: 3 of 5, Is Ex-Muslims of North America Honest About Supporting Secularism? Their Depiction of India Proves Otherwise
My third essay is dedicated to examining Ex-MNA from the lens of Secularism. This is the Third of the Five Lenses.
The Five Lenses:2 of 5, My Personal Experience with Ex-Muslims of North America
Note: My second essay is dedicated to examining Ex-MNA from my own personal experience. This is the Second of the Five Lenses.
The Five Lenses:1 of 5, Atheism as a non-belief and Ex-MNA’s antagonism towards Dharma
Note: My first essay is dedicated to examining Ex-MNA's views from the standpoint of being an atheist. This is the First of the Five Lenses.
Update on my views regarding Ex-Muslims of North America (Ex-MNA)
A lot has happened since my last update; an ongoing presidential election in the US with surprising upsets, the Delhi riots in India, my own discussions with Ex-Muslims of North America members on Twitter over their selective outrage, and so much more. I didn't want to make an angry retort as a blog post, so … Continue reading Update on my views regarding Ex-Muslims of North America (Ex-MNA)
My own critique of Jesus’s teachings as a Hindu
Happy Diwali
My Wonderful Livestream debate with Harris Sultan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HruV04C5iF8 This is the blog post that launched the livestream debate between Harris and I. In case anyone wants the sources as I couldn't comment on the Livestream chat at the time, I think its because I didn't have a log-in but I can't be sure. Here are the Sources: Southern Poverty Law Center's Info … Continue reading My Wonderful Livestream debate with Harris Sultan
What Are The Pros and Cons of Supporting Prominent Western Ex-Muslim Atheist Activists?
The tone-deaf photo-op at a Berlin Holocaust Memorial is one among many problems with the strategy and ideals of most Ex-Muslim Atheist personalities and Intellectual in the West.
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
Have Prominent Ex-Muslims of the West been consistent with open dialogue and challenging their views?
Note: This is Part 2 of 2 of my critique of people who I use to have more respect for. While many are accepting of my identity of Hindu Atheist/Hindu Anti-theist, there are those in the Western Atheist community who are not and there’s even worse problems on following through with their supposed beliefs and … Continue reading Have Prominent Ex-Muslims of the West been consistent with open dialogue and challenging their views?
Progress Note: Death in the Family, Burnout, and Striving Onward
As you'll recall, I foolishly anticipated that I'd probably be done by last month. That didn't happen. I had hoped for my next update to be the good news of sending my book for self-publishing and delayed writing this in the hopes of doing just that, but . . . I can't and I feel … Continue reading Progress Note: Death in the Family, Burnout, and Striving Onward
Distancing Myself from Supporting Western Ex-Muslims
"Fire is hot, water cold, refreshingly cool is the breeze of morning; By whom came this variety? They were born of their own nature. This also has been said by Brhaspati: There is no heaven, no final liberation, nor any soul in another world, Nor do the actions of the four castes, orders, or priesthoods … Continue reading Distancing Myself from Supporting Western Ex-Muslims
Admin of Intellectual Dark Web (IDW) Subreddit Bans Free Speech Discussion Criticizing Islamic Violence
The IDW Claims To Be About Free Speech, But their Subreddit Admins Ban Discussion About Islamic Violence Against Muslim Women and Non-Muslim Men.