Thoughts Of A Freethinker

About the Book

Those of you who consider yourselves “freethinkers” of whatever type or combination of types—atheist, agnostic, ignostic, humanist, Unitarian, nonreligious, antireligious, secularist, ethical culturist, bright, realist, skeptic, and so forth—may enjoy seeing whether you have or had similar thoughts, ideas, or experiences as me throughout your lives. Or perhaps, as freethinkers often do, you have had totally unique, individual, or different thoughts from those of this particular self-proclaimed modern-day freethinker. For the religious—and I know there are many of you out there of numerous stripes—if you dare, you may wish to see the type of thoughts that come from what I consider to be an unencumbered, freethinking mind. These are thoughts you may never have allowed yourself to contemplate. If you dare, see what it’s like on the “free” side of thought. Take in a breath of fresh air, think outside of your box, broaden your horizons, and see how one thinks outside the box of religious dogma. Discover the world of free, self-directed thought. In essence, see what makes a freethinker tick and why one can be more passionate about reality and life in the freethinking world than any religionist could ever “imagine (no religion)” in his or her confined, dogmatic world of superstition. There can be no freedom without the freedom to think for yourself!

About the Author

The author has been a lifelong Freethinker, unindoctrinated by religion, born and living free to explore, study, and question any and all world views to determine for himself what makes sense based on evidence, critical thinking, and science. Over the years, he has belonged to related organizations: Vice President of H.O.T.S. (Humanists Of The Suncoast) in Florida, American Atheists, and FFRF (Freedom From Religion Foundation) fighting for the constitutional rights of non-believers and believers alike, to keep religion out of government. As an author, he has written articles in newspapers concerning Humanism, religion, Freethought, and a number of other subject areas. He has articles written for magazines on various topics (music, automotive), and has a published children’s science fiction/horror mystery book: “Summer Camp Race Of Horror” - IUniverse Publishers.