Within the religious paradigm there is an explanation for everything - from the great to the tragic, from career prospects to parking spaces. If a person accepts this belief system, it seems internally consistent and consistent to him... until he looks at it more closely and while he is surrounded by people of the same views as him.

There are many scientific treatises and philosophical books that prove the existence of either the absence of God and the main tenets of Christianity, but none of them are similar to the one you hold in your hands. Peter Boghossian’s book and the method of “street epistemology” he proposed appeared as a response to the unprecedented flourishing in modern society of various religious communities and movements laying claim to the minds, hearts, and sometimes even the wallets of their adherents. Many people have already been hooked by their soft but persistent propaganda, and it is sometimes very difficult to reach their reason and logic.

This book will help you dissuade the fanatic from his delusions. You will learn how to engage a believer in a conversation that will help him appreciate reasonable and rational thinking, question imposed dogmas and face the facts. The purpose of this book is to equip the anti-religious agitator with dialectical tools, to teach him to use the methods, strategies and techniques developed by the author, which he used in his educational and philosophical activities while teaching tens of thousands of students at state universities for more than 25 years.

The Gospel According to an Atheist is an excellent companion to Richard Dawkins's The God Delusion. They should be “connected into one network” like atheistic software for reprogramming minds, which would replace faith with reason and prejudice with science.