Tag Archives: Atheism

The Hidden Benefits of Procrastination

Posted on March 13, 2015 by FraterBovious

“My brain has atrophied. I think I am stupider today then before I started reading this drivel.” Such is a representative comment from the Men On Books club as we labored through The God Delusion. (My reviews start here.) Probably … Continue reading →

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Why There Almost Certainly Is No God

Posted on February 15, 2015 by FraterBovious

Well, sort of. Chapter 4 of “The God Delusion” By FRATER BOVIOUS (CARROLLTON, TX – Cradle of Civilization) The above is one version of a quote that reportedly originated in a speech given by Professor of Philosophy at UCLA, Abraham Kaplan. … Continue reading →

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Asking the Wrong Question

Posted on January 18, 2015 by FraterBovious

Chapter 1 of “The God Delusion” By FRATER BOVIOUS (CARROLLTON – TX, Cradle of Civilization) This past Thursday, January 15, the members of the obscure book club Men on Books met to discuss the first two chapters of Dawkins’s book, The God Delusion. … Continue reading →

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Basking In His Brilliance

Posted on January 12, 2015 by FraterBovious

Continuing a discussion of “The God Delusion” By: FRATER BOVIOUS (CARROLLTON, TX – Cradle of Civilization) I am four pages into the preface to the paperback edition of The God Delusion. The first paragraph dispenses with unfavorable reviews thusly: Several unfavorable … Continue reading →

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The God Delusion

Posted on January 12, 2015 by FraterBovious

Autobiography of Richard Dawkins? By: FRATER BOVIOUS (CARROLLTON, TX-Cradle of Civilization) An obscure book club, Men on Books, will undertake the reading of The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins. This book has been described by the Sunday Times (London) as: An entertaining, wildly … Continue reading →

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