Audiobook If Atheists Created God

The topic of abortion could arguably have been included in the chapter "The Fate of Children and Those with Mental Impairments." However,...

What, precisely, is the soul within the framework of our modern understanding of personhood? Can it find any legitimate place amidst the...

Are gender differences purely a product of societal conditioning, or do they have deep biological and evolutionary roots? In Part 2 of this

Nothing is more harrowing than witnessing, hearing about, or even simply being aware of the death of children. Their potential, their...

One of the most morally troubling aspects of the Bible—and indeed many ancient texts—is their inclusion of prescriptions concerning slavery.

An inherent effect of free will is curiosity—an intentional striving toward the new and the unknowable. Instead of delving deeply into the i

"If God is unable to prevent evil, then He is not all-powerful. If God is not willing to prevent evil, then He is not all-good. If God is bo

The existence of free will and its relationship to personality formation is one of the most enduring and contentious topics across...

In sceptical circles, you are unlikely to find advocates of unconditional free will. The prevailing divide is generally between various...

Our ambitious task here is to identify, or perhaps even craft, the ideal concept of paradise. This isn’t mere speculation; we draw upon doze

In Chapter 2, we tackled one of the most challenging and, dare I say, rather offensive questions for sceptics: the notion of punishment for

Alex O'Connor, a young philosopher known for his unique approach to sceptical discourse, articulates this issue aptly: "Why would we need to

Chapter 1. The Right to Try

Welcome to the audiobook podcast series of If Atheists Created God by Andrew Mytaf. Each episode takes you chapter by chapter through the th