Under the guidance of Tim Sledge, my new publisher and collaborator, my 2016 book, “Ten Tough Problems in Christian Thought and Belief,” is being reissued in several easily accessible volumes. The first one, available on Amazon, is “Guessing About God.”

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I have finished reading “Piaf”—a biography of Edith Piaf by her sister Simone Berteaut, originally published in 1969, 480 pages. Edith Piaf died at age 47 in 1963. She had a long struggle with alcohol and drugs, but remains an icon because of the emotional impact of her singing.

My new book about prayer went up on Amazon last week.This is the 3rd book in the new series, "Ten Tough Problems in Christian Belief." Book 1, "Guessing about God," Book 2: "Ten Things Christians Wish Jesus Hadn't Taught." Here's the link to the prayer book: www.amazon.com/Everything-P...

It was 12 years ago today that a gunman murdered 20 kids and 6 adults at a school in Connecticut. At a Christmas Eve party ten days later, a devout Catholic woman offered her opinion: “God must have wanted more angels.” I had to resist the temptation to throw my drink in her face.

I once asked a prominent Italian TV journalist: “Is it possible that the clergy in the Vatican really believe all the goofy Catholic dogma?” He answered, “Oh maybe about half do. But don’t forget, it’s a business.” Actually, the Vatican excels at SHOW BUSINESS! What are these guys playing at?

What are these guys playing at?

There are now more than 500 titles in the
Cure-for-Christianity Library,
most published since 1999. These books explain, in detail, the falsification of theism, Christianity especially. Here's the link:
cureforchristianity.com

Twelve years ago this month, this horrible tragedy.