Still believe in God? 250 arguments you shouldn’t

I have expanded my first edition of the book Arguments for Atheism to 250 Arguments for Atheism, which is very rich in arguments.

It is designed for everyone—from the casual reader to the dedicated philosophy enthusiast.

Do you believe in a personal God or a deistic God (an impersonal God)? This free book completely destroys your arguments. I also tried to make the content more informative, longer, engaging, just like with my blog site.

Explaining this world with God is extremely difficult compared to without him. Is heaven impossible? Why are we all going to hell? Why does perfect God have emotions? Can God freely think when he is perfect? These are just random picks. Everyone comes across tons of arguments they will like and may possibly change their worldview.

Since the glorious founders of Freethinkers International politely declined the dedication, I am instead dedicating it with a link to Freethinkers International to preserve the relentless fight for atheists facing death (sic!) by giving away just a little money.

Science, logic and philosophy

This book does not merely list arguments—it explores deep philosophical paradoxes, scientific explanations, and logical refutations that expose the contradictions in religious thought. It engages with theology on its own terms, dissecting key doctrines and showing why the concept of God crumbles under scrutiny. From the flaws in cosmological arguments to the problem of divine hiddenness, this book systematically challenges everything believers take for granted.

If religion were based on truth, it would have no fear of inquiry. If God existed, belief in him would not require the suppression of critical thinking. Yet, across history, religions have sought to silence those who question them. This book is not just a collection of arguments—it is a defense of intellectual freedom against the tyranny of dogma.

The book can be found in PDF, Google Drive (which checks it for viruses). FileMail or on many platforms such as Google Play and so on.

You can find the book page here.