Tag: J. D. Brucker

Atheist Republic Google Hangout Appearance

This morning I joined a few other team members of Atheist Republic to discuss God Needs To Go and my experience as an author. They’re a truly talented bunch of individuals. Check out their work below.

Atheist Republic Google Hangout Appearance – Video

Atheist Republic Bloggers – Your God Is Too Small

Armin Navabi – Why There Is No God

Casper Rigsby – The Bible in a Nutshell

Michael Leamy – The Atheist Bible

Bedtime Bible Stories – Explicit!

littlebook1Bedtime Bible Stories – Explicit! carefully addresses the absurdities throughout the Bible. With whit and humor, Joey Lee Kirkman presents a beautifully illustrated version of the Bible stories most may not be familiar with – and for good reason. Before you tuck your children in at night, be sure to consult this book if you believe the Bible offers the “best of the best” moral lessons. It may be the best thing you’ve ever done.

Purchase Bedtime Bible Stories – Explicit! on Amazon.

Hemant Mehta shares a chapter from ‘God Needs To Go’

Hemant Mehta shared a chapter from God Needs To Go: Why Christian Beliefs Fail on his Patheos page! He began by saying:

“J. D. Brucker has written a short-but-powerful e-book called God Needs To Go: Why Christian Beliefs Fail.”

Check out the post here!

Author Matthew O’Neil reviews ‘God Needs To Go’

Matthew O’Neil (author of You Say That I Am: Jesus and the Messianic Problem) had this to say about God Needs To Go: Why Christian Beliefs Fail:

“Excellence in a short, easily-digestible book touching on theology, science, and the naturalism of human existence. Brucker takes complex subjects, applies them in lay terms, and even offers a bit of a memoir to offer his own insight and experience into the equation. Certainly not the “objective” evidence, but he equates it to other studies and areas of focus that offer credibility to his personal circumstances.

This also appears to include work from his other book (also very worth the read!), but many newer topics included. If you want a short introduction into the world of atheism and arguments against supernatural claims, this is a must-read!”

You can find God Needs To Go: Why Christian Beliefs Fail at Amazon.com