Petros Agapetos' favorite books

[Petros Agapetos]

You seem obsessed with Abrahamic religions, when did you become an atheist?

I have always been an atheist. I never believed any of it, but there was a time that I would identify myself as a Christian, that stopped at around 18, but I never had faith, so I was never a believer.
The only reason I might seem obsessed is that I read Robert Spencer a lot, and he concentrates a lot on Islam. He is the best Islam critic I know.

Besides, I don't consider Islam to be part of the Abrahamic traditions anyways.
I regard Islam as an impostor faith that asserts truth claims over other religions and the world.

[Petros Agapetos]

The next book I will pick up is Bernie Sanders' "Our Revolution".

Which of these books would you like to read?

[Petros Agapetos]

Sam Harris talks about Trump's victory - AUDIO

Sam Harris is one of my favorite authors.

[Petros Agapetos]

My favorite author Sam Harris on Donald Trump's victory

[Petros Agapetos]

Here is my favorite author talking about "Free Will"

[Petros Agapetos]

Epistemology - A Contemporary Introduction to the Theory of Knowledge - Robert Audi

Metaphysics - A Contemporary Introduction - Michael J. Loux

[Petros Agapetos]

1. Religion of Peace - Why Christianity is and Islam isn't - By Robert Spencer

2. The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam and the Crusades - By Robert Spencer

3. God is not Great - Christopher Hitchens (a polemic of counter-apologetics)

4. The End of Faith - Sam Harris (what started the "New Atheist" movement)

5. The God Delusion - Richard Dawkins (getting rid of the delusion of God)

6. Letters to a Young Contrarian - Christopher Hitchens.

7. Did Muhammad Exist? - An Inquiry into Islam's Obscure origins. - Robert Spencer

8. A book of quotes from Christopher Hitchens' - The Quotable Hitchens

9. Freedom Evolves - Daniel Dennett

10 Breaking the Spell - Daniel Dennett (a counter-apologetics manifesto)

11. Hitch 22 - Christopher Hitchens - A memoir

12. Christopher Hitchens, collection of essays "And Yet"

13. Not Peace but a Sword, the Chasm between Christianity and Islam - Robert Spencer

[Petros Agapetos]

13. Why Orwell Matters - Christopher Hitchens

14. The Believing Brain - Michael Shermer

15. The Moral Arc (a book about secular objective ethics) - Michael Shermer

16. The Selfish Gene - Richard Dawkins

17. Why People Believe Weird Things - Michael Shermer

18. The Ancestors' Tale - Richard Dawkins

19. Unweaving the Rainbow - Richard Dawkins

[Petros Agapetos]

I highly recommend the work of Robert Spencer. He has written several books about Islam and Jihad, from various angles. I would recommend the following books of his:

- Religion of Peace, why Christianity is and Islam isn't
- The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam and the Crusades
- The Truth about Muhammad (a biography of Muhammad) - New York Times Best-seller
- Did Muhammad Exist, an inquiry into Islam's obscure origins - New York Times Best-seller

[Óttar]

Which of these books would you pick up and read?

I'll read Atheism in the Ancient World.