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Godless
- How an Evangelical Preacher Became One of America's Leading Atheists
- Narrated by: Richard Dawkins, Dan Barker
- Length: 19 hrs and 26 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Religious
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Publisher's Summary
From the introduction by Dan Barker: Millions of good people live moral, happy, loving, meaningful lives without believing in a god.
Oprah said it was 17 years, but it was actually 19 years between my first sermon at the age of 15 and my last sermon at the age of 34. Part 1 of Godless, "Rejecting God", tells the story of how I moved from devout preacher to atheist and beyond. Part 2, "Why I Am an Atheist", presents my philosophical reasons for unbelief. Part 3, "What's Wrong with Christianity", critiques the bible (its reliability as well as its morality) and the historical evidence for Jesus. Part 4, "Life Is Good!", comes back to my personal story, taking a case to the United States Supreme Court, dealing with personal trauma, and experiencing the excitement of Adventures in Atheism.
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- B. Bobberstein
- 03-02-16
It's Never Too Late To Embrace Reason
Dan's fascinating story of de-conversion also provides some basic philosophy and biblical examination. Great Read.
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- C. D. Kester
- 06-28-16
Brilliant
Just an amazing, entertaining, and very well informed book. I found it amazing hat Dan read the whole book himself it really makes it hit home a lot more. When I saw that Richard Dawkins did the foreword it was the last deciding factor in my decision to choose Godless, and it really did not disappoint.
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- Amazon Customer
- 03-23-16
good writing, irritating narration
I enjoyed the book's content but it sounded like the author was sucking in a lozenge...the mouth noises were nearly intolerable.
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- Ms. Gray
- 03-09-16
In-depth yet personal
This book was very thoughtful and inspires reason as a daily lifestyle. The surprising aspect was that it managed to utilize a method of storytelling and personal history that made the entire book feel like an inspirational biography so indicative of the successful christian narratives infecting the checkout aisles of bookstores today.
I will admit that for about two chapters I was deeply annoyed with the author's voice. It was soothing, deep and should have been very easy to listen to, but something about it almost had me giving up on the book. Then I realized that I was annoyed because it reminded me of the calming and methodical voices used by preachers in the church I went to as a kid. As soon as I recognized that Dan Barker had that quality, I was able to relax and drop how annoyed I was.
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- Michael Hardin
- 10-07-18
Good information; poor delivery
I managed to get through the entire selection but found the sound of the lozenge clicking against the narrator’s teeth to be extremely distracting; almost intolerable.
Otherwise, it’s a must read for those who have transitioned from fundamentalist, dogmatic Christianity to something else entirely.
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- Nicole Garcia
- 10-29-16
Comprehensive and non-biased/harsh tone
Great personal story. Detailed answers to top apologetic's arguments, including theological and historic issues. Inspiring humanistic approach to life.
Maybe a bit too many examples when explaining some theological arguments, but not a big deal.
If looking for an all-in-one book, this is it.
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- David
- 02-21-16
must read/listen!
Loved it! rings true through out the book. Will make sure to recommend to friend's.
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- Bina
- 05-11-16
Great Book
Timely and logical helping me move past my fears of letting go of the myths.
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- Adam Easey
- 11-04-16
Amazing testimony.
Mr. Barker touches on many aspects of his journey from faith to reason. His description of his transition is something very relatable to any one who was raised religious and later became an unbeliever.
I also recommend this book for believers who aren't easily offended and enjoy good discussion. I challenge you to listen to Mr. Barker's chapter on bible contradictions. It will blow your mind. I think a large percentage of believers don't actually know the bible as well as they think.
Approach this book with an open mind while Dan describes the possibility of Jesus the myth and Jesus the legend (2 different ideas).
You can't read this book and walk away with nothing, believers and non believers alike.
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- douglas johnson
- 12-02-16
Beating a dead horse
I agree 100% with the book. I think if you are on the fence helpful.
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- E. Ez
- 07-18-17
Practical book. I enjoyed reading it.
The narration of the book was smooth. I think the book is special because it was written by a courageous author. Many in his former situation would quietly carry on, pretending that all was fine.
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- Rui Feliciano
- 06-19-19
An eye-opening story of self-discovery
Dan Barker's story is an inspiration to anyone seeking to free themselves from the shackles of religious oppression. How someone who was so deep down the rabbit hole, and freely and intellectually came to find atheism as the most reasonable and peaceful way to live is incredible.
I was especially inspired by his mom's statement when she rejected superstition: "I don't have to hate anymore."
This is the definition of how I see it, as a free thinker: you can have imaginary friends if you so desire, but if they tell you to hate others, they're probably not really your friends anyway.
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- BlindAlley
- 04-11-20
A dull and boring read, with little of interest
This publication could stand editing down to at least half its current size. It would lose nothing of significance in the process. The author takes an age to make obvious points as though revealing priceless c kernels of wisdom. If you have any hope of learning the process by which a born-again Christian can transition to being an atheist, then this is not the place to look for edifying detail. An excruciatingly lengthy accounts of the patiently obvious. Save your money and buy something else!
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- A. Listener
- 03-16-19
As a lifelong atheist..
As someone who is a lifelong atheist, 'godless' provides a valuable insight into what goes on in the mind of a evangelical preacher, on his journey out of religion and towards reason.
PS: some of Dan's narration can be a little 'wet' at times, there's some slightly irritating crackling noises that the mic picks up. I think it's always better when a biography is read by the narrator, when possible. So I could overlook the slightly annoying noises. Most people will not care too much about it, but those who're easily irritated by certain sounds might find it hard to listen to.
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- Lee
- 02-24-22
Put your worries down
Being a non-believer, I worried when I read that this author is a former minister; Well, as is so often the case, I regret wasting my time worrying...will I ever learn?
This book is fantastic!
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- Kyle Lisgo
- 08-06-19
Interesting and well delivered.
It's a fascinating tale of a died in the wool biblical preacher who starts to look at his own reasons for belief and eventually concludes that his reasoning was flawed. He delivers a humble story of self discovery and tells it well, followed by a lengthy dissection of his conclusions. If more people thought like Dan Barker the world would be a much better place.
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- MR
- 10-21-18
bad saliva noises
narration good but terrible annoying mouth clacking noises like saliva. if you can put up with it
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- Huruey
- 03-26-17
Best in its category
The author his his journey through religion, how he became a preacher, developed doubts, and the consequences. Later he discusses various arguments for and against believing in a god, as well as other topics such as morality.
The autobiographical section is an insightful and rare offering from books in this category, and is especially touching read by the author himself. The later arguments are presented with clarity and wit, and the book feels very complete while remaining interesting throughout.
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- Richard
- 09-21-16
Not the best quality reader
Not the greatest content and I didn't enjoy the reader speed or style. Still worth reading.
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- Kindle Customer
- 09-11-16
a fascinating story and well argued.
the personal story of his conversion to atheism and then a comprehensive dissection.of the absurdity of the christian texts.
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- Daniel Lish
- 03-08-17
Great read for all Religeous peoples.
This book explains why I'm an athiest and even though Richard Dawkins wants you to read this to talk to Christians... I think it would be the best book for Christians to read to talk to Athiests.
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- AHP
- 08-25-21
Mind-opening!
it was really long, but the mind-opening gems in this life narrative resonated with my own awakening from religious dogma. Dan Barker just says it much more eloquently.
I felt the text was reasoned without being judgemental or condescending.
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- Alexander Paz
- 12-29-20
Insightful and beautiful
A must read for any truth seeker, and especially helpful for those who have previously experienced the mystical and magical side to faith and are seeking a compassionate and well rounded way forward from it.
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- Nick Clutterbuck
- 05-23-20
Fantastic!!
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- Anonymous User
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A book of 2 halfs
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- Anonymous User
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Long and slow
The content is sound, technically well researched. Just found it very long-winded with unnecessary padding and repetition. The narrator spoke slowly and deliberately, tending to be boring.
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- Steven Frew
- 10-07-17
wow!!!
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- nathaniel
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recomended if you want an anti-christian argument
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great ammunition for anyone coming across christian arguments and apologists.