From Bayle to the Batavian revolution : essays on philosophy in the eighteenth-century Dutch Republic by Bunge, Wiep van

Table of Contents: “…3 Toland to Voltaire on the Virtuous Atheist4 Wolff to Jacobi and Stijl to Collot d'Escury; 5 Conclusion; Bibliography; Index…”
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Remixed and reimagined : innovations in religion, spirituality, and (inter)faith in higher education

Table of Contents: “…Preston Wilson -- Narratives of Muslim international identity performance on college campuses in the United States / Ayesha Yousafzai -- Understanding atheists, stigma management, and Christian privilege within university environments: new imperatives for higher education leaders / Carrie Reisner & Thalia M. …”
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Instructions, abject & fuming by Baggott, Julianna

Table of Contents: “…Today, I Turn to Stretch Armstrong for ComfortSermon on the Mount Today at My Failing Kmart: A Broken Sonetto; After Having Sex on Palm Sunday, Some Clarity; My Enemy, Unloved, Has Only Struck One of My Cheeks: An Interrupted Sonetto; I Consider Doubting Thomas at Pet Kare in a Sonetto and a Half; Envy the Atheist in Sonetto; I Am Not in the Wilderness but at Home, Weak and Thankless in Double Sonetto; *; To My Lover, concerning the Yird-Swine; Today, Worn and Broke't, I Make Demands of My Lover; For Furious Nursing Baby; Burial Instructions-Abject & Fuming; Concerning My Lover, the Ogerhunch.…”
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The forbidden : poems from Iran and its exiles

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In a prominent bar in Secaucus : new and selected poems, 1955-2007 by Kennedy, X. J.

Table of Contents: “…. : Day seven ; The ascent ; Golgotha -- Ode -- Two apparitions -- Artificer -- Daughter in the house -- The shorter view -- Giving in to you -- Song: great chain of being -- Consumer's report -- The atheist's stigmata -- In a secret field -- Mining town -- Schizophrenic girl -- Evening tide -- A little night music -- Celebrations after the death of john Brennan -- Talking dust bowl blues -- Song to the tune of "Somebody stole my gal" -- In a dry season -- A footpath near Gethsemane -- Dirty English potatoes -- Goblet -- Aunt Rectita's Good Friday -- Hangover mass -- One-night homecoming -- October -- Joshua -- Old men pitching horseshoes -- To Dorothy on her exclusion from the Guinness book of world records -- At the last rites for two hotrodders -- Flitting flies -- The death of Professor Backwards -- At Brown Crane Pavilion -- On the proposed seizure of twelve graves in a colonial cemetery -- A Beardsley moment --The arm -- Twelve dead, hundreds homeless -- The Waterbury cross -- Veterinarian -- The animals you eat -- Snug -- Overnight pass -- Two from Guillaume Apollinaire : Pont Mirabeau ; Churchbells -- To the writers forbidden to write -- Terse elegy for J.V. …”
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The forbidden : poems from Iran and its exiles

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Yearbook of international religious demography 2014

Table of Contents: “…Non-religionists. Agnostics. Atheists. Religionists. Baha'is. Buddhists. Chinese folk-religionists. …”
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God and government : twenty-five years of fighting for equality, secularism, and freedom of conscience by Lynn, Barry W.

Table of Contents: “…Answer: Yes; Minority Religious Groups; Atheists; Women; LGBTQ Community; Death and Dying; Chapter 8: The Big Wall-Bangers (aka the Biggest Threats to Church-State Separation)-Faith-Based Funding and Religiously Motivated Refusals; Faith-Based Initiatives; Religious Refusals: "We don't have to obey the civil law because ... "; Canon Law/Abuse by Priests; Chapter 9: Religion in Politics; We Know that Religion Is Getting More Political ... ; But Are Politicians Getting More "Religious"?…”
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30 great myths about the Romantics by Wu, Duncan

Table of Contents: “…Myth 17 Byron was a great lover of womenMyth 18 Byron was a champion of democracy; Myth 19 Byron was a `noble warrior' who died fighting for Greek freedom; Myth 20 Shelley committed suicide by sailboat; Myth 21 Shelley's heart; Myth 22 Keats's `humble origins'; Myth 23 Keats was gay; Myth 24 Keats was killed by a review; Myth 25 Percy Bysshe Shelley wrote Frankenstein; Myth 26 Women writers were an exploited underclass-unknown, unloved, and unpaid; Myth 27 The Romantics were atheists; Myth 28 The Romantics were counter-cultural drug users.…”
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Paranoid science : the Christian Right's war on reality by Alumkal, Antony William, 1969-

Table of Contents: “…Stage 1 : Laying the foundation ; Stage 2 : A fully paranoid worldview ; Stage 3 : Reaching new audiences ; Stage 4 : Twenty-first-century optimism ; Stage 5 : Intelligent design in the post-9/11 era ; Stage 6 : Engaging the new atheism ; Conclusion : Intelligent design's paranoid foundation -- Reaching for scientific credibility -- Intelligent design on a cosmic scale -- Intelligent design and its critics -- Intelligent design's atheist "frenemies" -- The Dover Trial -- Intelligent design goes Hollywood -- The continued battle over public school curricula -- Intelligent design's identity crisis. …”
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Three centuries of mission : the United Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, 1701-2000 by O'Connor, Daniel

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Documenting the history of religions in the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (1950-1970) : letters, reports and requests across the Iron Curtain by Severino, Valerio Salvatore, 1972-

Table of Contents: “…6 László Vajda: A Political Refugee in West Germany -- 7 A Comparison between the Affiliation of the MTA to the IAHR and Its Affiliation to the International Federation of Associations of Classical Studies (December 1957-January 1958): Data and Reflection on the Different Hungarian Membership Processes within the CIPSH -- 4 Remarks on the UN Blocs at the End of the Fifties -- 1 The IAHR Congress of Tokyo 1958: New Documents Concerning the MTA Attempt at Attending -- 2 The Afro-Asian Group and the IAHR: A Comparative Approach to the Issue of the Blocs -- 5 Early Activities of the MVT -- 1 The Belated Opening Reunion (1960) and the Slow Extension of the MVT -- 2 A Cross-Bloc Editorial Event through the Channels of the Italian Communist Intelligentsia (Ambrogio Donini, 1959-1961) -- 3 Hungarian Atheist Framework: The Intertwining of Scholars of MVT and Világosság (1960) -- 4 Tracing the Diffusion of Trencsényi-Waldapfel's Works after the Affiliation to the IAHR -- 6 The Report of Trencsényi-Waldapfel and Czeglédy on the IAHR Congress at Marburg (September 1960): A Document on the Cold War Escalation -- 1 The Hungarian Delegation: Details on Its Reduction in Size -- 2 "Could Hardly Be [Considered] Apolitical": The Deferral of the Polskie Towarzystwo Religioznawcze Membership and the Representatives of the GDR -- 3 The Issue of the "Dissidents" -- 4 "Not to Abandon the Organization": Marxist Polarization in the IAHR and Alliance-Program -- 5 The Context of the Second Vatican Council: Comparing Ostpastoral and IAHR Diplomacy -- 6 Strasbourg, September 1964: The Re-Creation of Contacts after Marburg -- 7 The Report of Trencsényi-Waldapfel on the IAHR Congress in the USA (September 1965): Reflections on the Détente.…”
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Spiritually Transformative Psychotherapy : Repairing Spiritual Damage and Facilitating Extreme Wellbeing. by Vazquez, Steven R.

Table of Contents: “…Lia's Story (Mary's minister); Inner Work for Atheists and Agnostics; Does Your Religion or Spirituality Really Work?…”
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Old Religion, New Spirituality by Altnurme, Riho

Table of Contents: “…-- Chapter 7 The Religious Turn in Estonia: Modern Self-understanding in a Flood of Esotericism -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 Christianity: Secularisation -- 1.2 New Spirituality -- 1.3 Native Faith -- 1.4 The Religious Turn -- 2 Method -- 3 Results -- 3.1 Christians: Christianity -- 3.2 Atheists, the Religiously Indifferent, anti-religious Attitudes -- 3.3 The Spiritual: New Spirituality -- 3.4 Follower of Native Faith: Native Faith -- 3.5 Individual Religiosity and Personal Religion -- 4 Conclusions and Discussion…”
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Controversies in contemporary religion : education, law, politics, society, and spirituality

Table of Contents: “…Coudert -- Sexuality and religion : homosexuality and religious values / Maria das Dores Campos Machado -- Religion and human rights : conflicts and connections / Nazila Ghanea and Farrah Ahmed -- The new atheists / Ian S. Markham and Christine Faulstich -- Censorship, free speech, and religion / Christoph Baumgartner and Irene van Renswoude -- Is religion environmentally friendly? …”
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God, Truth, and other Enigmas. by Szatkowski, Miroslaw

Table of Contents: “…2 Statement and Some Merits2.1 Beliefs by a Perfect Beings; 2.2 Sentential Truth; 2.3 Some Merits; 3 Objections; 3.1 The Euthyphro Objection; 3.2 Knowledge; 3.3 Epistemological Circularity; 3.4 Atheists and Truth; 3.5 The Liar Paradox; 3.6 Similarity to Occasionalism; 4 Conclusions; Makers and Models: Two Approaches to Truth, and their Merger; 1 Introduction: Tarski and Nominalism; 2 Truth, Consequence, and Models; 3 Makers; 4 Models; 5 Multitudes; 6 Models from Multitudes; 7 Consequences for Nominalists; 8 Open Questions and Conclusion; Part IV Metaphysical Enigmas.…”
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49 myths about China by Galtung, Marte Kjær, 1976-, Stenslie, Stig

Table of Contents: “…The people -- Myth 9: Chinese culture is incompatible with democracy -- Myth 10: Chinese have no manners -- Myth 11: Chinese people are not altruistic -- Myth 12: The individual has no value, only the collective does -- Myth 13: All Chinese are only children -- Myth 14: The Chinese people are homogeneous -- Myth 15: Communism has created gender equality in China -- Myth 16: The Chinese are atheists -- Myth 17: Shanghai is more liberal than Beijing -- Part III. …”
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Magic, science, religion by Livingston, Ira, 1956-

Table of Contents: “…-- 2 Kindness -- ASIDE: The Two-Million-Dollar Comma -- ASIDE: Sufficiently Magical Technologies -- ASIDE: Our Gods -- 3 Cruelty -- ASIDE: Ghostly Causality -- ASIDE: Durable Cruelties -- 4 Beginning, Again -- ASIDE: Chaos Invoked -- 5 The Freedom Not to Choose -- ASIDE: No Atheists in Foxholes -- ASIDE: Blake on Firm Perswasion -- ASIDE: Metafictional Magic: The Writer's Will -- ASIDE: Shapely Sentences -- ASIDE: Beckett Meets Twilight Zone, Glass-Half-Full Version -- 2 Complex Systems in a Nutshell -- 1 Horror Movie Reboot -- 2 Interpositivity -- ASIDE: Interpositivity -- 3 Becoming a System -- 4 Creatures of Light -- ASIDE: Transformative for Whom? …”
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In defense of religious moderation by Egginton, William, 1969-

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Atheism and Secularity. by Zuckerman, Phil

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The great agnostic : Robert Ingersoll and American freethought by Jacoby, Susan, 1945-

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About heaven

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What Is Religion?.

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Paganism.

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Judaism.

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Christian Vegetal Union.

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African Yoruba.

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Who God Is.

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Catholicism.

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Atheism.

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Indigenous Mbya Guarani.

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Islamism.

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Spiritism.

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Evangelicalism.

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Persecution or toleration : an explication of the Locke-Proast quarrel, 1689-1704 by Wolfson, Adam, 1962-

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Buddhist biology : ancient Eastern wisdom meets modern Western science by Barash, David P.

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Reason, faith, & revolution : reflections on the God debate by Eagleton, Terry, 1943-

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Understanding Faith : Religious Belief and Its Place in Society. by Clark, Stephen R. L.

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Einstein and Religion : Physics and Theology. by Jammer, Max

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Race in a godless world : atheism, race, and civilization, 1850-1914 by Alexander, Nathan G.

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