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-- Why Bother About Myths? -- Drawing the Lines -- Do These Myths Actually Exist? -- How Did We Decide What Myths are Worth Investigating? -- Are We Picking Easy Targets? -- Have We Defeated Theism? -- Myth 1 Atheism is Just Another Type of Religion -- Myth 2 But the Courts Recognize Atheism as a Religion -- Myth 3 Atheists Believe in God but are in Denial -- Myth 4 Atheists are Certain There is No God -- Myth 5 Atheists Hate or are Angry with God -- 327 $aMyth 6 Atheism is a Rebellion Against God's Authority -- Myth 7 Atheists See No Good in Religion -- Myth 8 No Atheist Believes in Anything Supernatural -- Myth 9 It Makes No Sense for an Atheist to Practice Any Kind of Religion -- Myth 10 Atheists Worship False Gods (Satan, Money, Materialism, etc.) -- Myth 11 Atheism Robs Life of Meaning and Purpose -- Myth 12 Atheism is Depressing -- Myth 13 Atheists Have No Sense of Humor -- Myth 14 Atheists Don't Appreciate Some of the Greatest Works of Art -- Myth 15 There is no Christmas in Atheist Families -- 327 $aMyth 16 Atheists Don't Appreciate the Beauty and Perfection of God's Creation -- Myth 17 Atheists Fear Death (More than Others) -- Myth 18 Atheists Turn to God When Death is Near -- Myth 19 There are no Atheists in Foxholes -- Myth 20 Without God There is No Morality -- Myth 21 Atheists are Moral Relativists -- Myth 22 Atheists Don't Give to Charity -- Myth 23 Atheists Deny the Sanctity of Human Life -- Myth 24 If There is No God We are Soulless Creatures -- Myth 25 Atheists are all Communists, Left-Wing, Liberal... -- 327 $aMyth 26 Atheists Can't be Trusted-- Myth 27 Many Atrocities Have Been Committed in the Name of Atheism -- Myth 28 Adolf Hitler was an Atheist -- Myth 29 Atheists Give a Free Pass to Non-Christian Religions -- Myth 30 Atheists are Arrogant -- Myth 31 Atheists are Intolerant -- Myth 32 Atheists Want to Ban Teaching Religion to Children -- Myth 33 Atheists Want to Strip People of their Beliefs -- Myth 34 Atheists Want to Ban Religion from the Public Square -- Myth 35 Atheists Don't Understand Moderate Religion -- 327 $aMyth 36 We Should Fear a "Fundamentalist'' or "Militant'' Atheism -- Myth 37 Atheists are to Blame for Religious Fundamentalism -- Myth 38 Atheists Don't Understand the Nature of Faith -- Myth 39 Atheism Depends on Faith, Just the Same as Religion -- Myth 40 Atheism is Self-refuting, as Rational Argument Presumes the Existence of God -- Myth 41 There is No Conflict Between Religion and Science -- Myth 42 Atheists Confuse Two Forms of Naturalism -- Myth 43 Atheism Implies Scientism -- Myth 44 Evolutionary Theory is a Form of Atheistic Religion -- Myth 45 Albert Einstein Professed a Belief in God 330 $aTackling a host of myths and prejudices commonly leveled at atheism, this captivating volume bursts with sparkling, eloquent arguments on every page. 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