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Sermons for the times

Charles Kingsley

1855

A critical history of free thought in reference to the Christian religion

Adam Storey Farrar

1862

The nemesis of faith

James Anthony Froude

1849

Freethought across the centuries

Gerald A. Larue

1996

Losing Faith in Faith

Dan Barker

1992

Wit and Blasphemy of Atheists

Scott Lynch, Jonathan C. Criswell

2011

A philosophical inquiry concerning human liberty

Anthony Collins

1735

Free thoughts on religion, the church, and national happiness

Bernard Mandeville

2001

The Great Agnostic

Susan Jacoby

2013

The infidel

Marty, Martin E.

1961

The Book your church doesn't want you to read

Tim C. Leedom

1993

What I believe

Bertrand Russell

1925 ★ 4.4

Fighting back

Tim Madigan, Thomas Flynn, Ranjit Sandhu

1993

Understanding history

Bertrand Russell

1957

The pillars of priestcraft shaken

J. A. I. Champion

1992

The origin of supernatural conceptions and development of religions from prehistoric times

John James Greenough

1906

Interrogatories to Jehovah

Bennett, De Robigne Mortimer

1878

Satires and profanities

James Thomson

1884

"In God we trust"

Norman Cousins

1958

On Dialogue

Robert Grudin

1996

The Homemade Atheist

Betty Brogaard

2010

Alciphron, or, The minute philosopher, in seven dialogues

George Berkeley

1732

The myth of the Resurrection and other essays

1993

The Encyclopedia of unbelief

Gordon Stein

1985

The works of Robert G. Ingersoll

Robert Green Ingersoll

1900

All in the Mind

L. Kennedy

1999

The miraculous conception

Peter Annet

1819

Parenting beyond belief

Dale McGowan

2007

Why I am not a Christian

Bertrand Russell

1929 ★ 3.9

Writings on political philosophy

Benedictus de Spinoza

1937

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