What will happen to religion in the next century?
If you want a definitive answer to this question, look no further. Religion Leaks provides you with a revelation of the real and uncorrupted truth about what the future holds for religion. You will find no speculation in this book. There is no form of futurology in its pages. These remarkable events were privately revealed by a source hailing straight from the afterlife (i.e. life after everyone alive today is dead), and shall one day come to pass exactly as foretold in these texts by their yet unborn authors. This information was meant to remain shrouded by the veil of time we will not live to see. Rejoice, therefore, fellow mortal atheists, for now it is leaked. And there is nothing any god can do about it.
A thought-provoking, funny, ironical, fantastically illustrated new take on atheistic satire.
Religion Leaks offers a completely original approach to atheistic philosophical absurdism. Each chapter takes on a specific philosophical question of religious import (e.g. the authority of the Gospels, the origins of religion, Islamic extremism, the nature of faith and miracles, of souls and sin, Heaven, Hell and whether there are aliens in them, etc.), through the use of irony, wordplay, dark humor and extreme nonsense. Though the book is atheistic, there is always an element of ambiguity to each story. As with religious scripts, their significance is very much open to the reader’s interpretation.
If you want a definitive answer to this question, look no further. Religion Leaks provides you with a revelation of the real and uncorrupted truth about what the future holds for religion. You will find no speculation in this book. There is no form of futurology in its pages. These remarkable events were privately revealed by a source hailing straight from the afterlife (i.e. life after everyone alive today is dead), and shall one day come to pass exactly as foretold in these texts by their yet unborn authors. This information was meant to remain shrouded by the veil of time we will not live to see. Rejoice, therefore, fellow mortal atheists, for now it is leaked. And there is nothing any god can do about it.
A thought-provoking, funny, ironical, fantastically illustrated new take on atheistic satire.
Religion Leaks offers a completely original approach to atheistic philosophical absurdism. Each chapter takes on a specific philosophical question of religious import (e.g. the authority of the Gospels, the origins of religion, Islamic extremism, the nature of faith and miracles, of souls and sin, Heaven, Hell and whether there are aliens in them, etc.), through the use of irony, wordplay, dark humor and extreme nonsense. Though the book is atheistic, there is always an element of ambiguity to each story. As with religious scripts, their significance is very much open to the reader’s interpretation.
