The book that changed my life was “A Manual for Creating Atheists”
Don’t read it.
Discussion
Looks like an interesting read. I do agree that my worldview is based on faith.
This (highlights in photo above) seems flawed though, and this individual absolutely seems like the armchair intellectual I referenced above. You and the individual above would rather replace the biblical faith (rooted in thousands of years of study and intellect) with the amorphous blob ‘faith’ (with strong niahlistic undertones ((evolution))) that was only recently developed in the fiat age?
That type of ‘faith’ transcends even my capacity for faith, and in my religion I practice faith everyday!
https://www.catholic.com/magazine/online-edition/a-manual-for-creating-atheists-a-critical-review 
I’d LOVE to discuss the books contents with you after you’ve read it.
It’s a very short book. The audio book is great BTW.
As we know trying to orange-pill, it’s very easy to shrug a new idea off before really taking the time to sit down and listen to it.
Will check out audiobook.
The denial of God is absurd
I’d never do that.
But faith is an “unreliable epistemology.” The book explains the concept, but only read it if you’re actually willing to absorb a new idea and think critically for yourself!
If the book is wrong, then you’d do nothing more than solidify your belief in god as well as have a new tool to engage with any atheists you meet.
Can’t hurt.
So absurd that you see how it impacts other areas requiring critical thinking. Like evolution.
The theory of macro evolution is so absurd that only an intellectual could have come up with it.
It me reminds me of the Thomas Sowell quote, “Some of the biggest cases of mistaken identity are among intellectuals who have trouble remembering that they are not God.”
Evolution conveniently puts God to the side so that they can make themselves the center of the universe and subscribe to whatever jacked up worldview they would like.
Thanks for sharing.