I'm thinking marketing. The eloquence of your written words will make no impression on those who won't even pick it up from the shelf. But it's yours, your decision, I'll shut up now. My respect admiration and adoration of you is unchanged. When is it going on sale? ???
I respect your opinion, Ron...and the opinion of others that have recommended the same, but I’ve decided to keep the word #Atheism in my title precisely for that reason.
I’ll do my small part in normalizing/humanizing Atheists.
We’re here. We’re #Atheist. Get used to it.https://twitter.com/reflectshade/status/973545513277640705 …
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No release date yet....but soon!
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I’m technically an agnostic atheist.
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I made a similar decision regarding the word "apostate" in my book title - a big trigger word for believing
#jehovahswitnesses. There is something to be said for de-stigmatizing these words rather than allowing irrational taboos to proliferate. -
At first on awakening I was very disturbed by the word apostate. Gradually it grew on me and now I am happy to be an Apostate. It me it signifies one who has learned the truth and left religion to discover life as it really is not as we would want it to be.
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I prefer Diety Challenged
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As one who fights for the same thing but a different angle, thank you.
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If your going to undermine the premis of a book with a title change at least make it catchy, he dropped the alliteration. Rons revisionist renaming roared of reductive religious reasoning.
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