What Would Jesus Do?- A deliberation on the immorality of subjecting a child to religious indoctrination.    by John Duff
Price: Free! 2410 words. Published on December 31, 2010. .
Attempted religious indoctrination of children is immoral; we need to break the cycle of ignorance and start progressing in a forward direction. While religious schools or bible study groups for children may have benefits, the negative consequences outweigh any possible positive effects. Religion is a fact of human nature; it should be addressed pragmatically not dogmatically.

Answering Atheism And Agnosticism Series (Answering Hume)    by Wael El-Manzalawy
Price: Free! 13680 words. Published on January 23, 2011. .
This book is an attempt to criticize Hume's opinions about religion. You can read the following topics: Monotheism And Polytheism, The Necessity Of The Creator, Corruption Of Christianity And Judaism, Man Between Misery And Happiness, Good And Evil ........and others.

Why I am Not a Hindu    by Dr. Ramendra
Price: $0.99 USD. 9550 words. Published on April 10, 2011. .
Inspired by Bertrand Russell's "Why I Am Not a Christian", which the author, Dr. Ramendra admired, and M. K. Gandhi's "Why I Am a Hindu", with which he disagreed; the author explains why he is not a Hindu by conviction, though he is a Hindu by birth. "Why I Am Not a Hindu" has been published in print edition in 1993,1995 and 2011. It has been translated into Hindi, Oriya and Malayalam.

Is God Dead?    by Dr. Ramendra
Price: Free! 4090 words. Published on June 20, 2011. .
"An overview of an influential book from one of India's deepest thinkers in Secular Humanism. Professor Ramendra presents clear reasons for rethinking the classical arguments for the existence of God." — The Secular Web. In a crisp, concise and fascinating discourse, the author has boldly advocated atheism on logical and moral grounds.

Patriotism, Secularism, and State Shintō: D.C. Holtom’s Representations of Japan    by Avery Morrow
Price: $0.99 USD. 10450 words. Published on February 18, 2012. .
This academic research explores the ideology of religious studies with respect to early 20th century studies of Japan. Since 1945, “State Shintō” has been defined in academic literature as a state religion. In fact, the Japanese government took concrete steps to separatetheir patriotic ceremonies from religion; it was Christian missionaries who encouraged the opposite view.

Certainty    by Bill Rayburn
Price: $1.00 USD. 1020 words. Published on July 17, 2012. .
Why ambiguity is good. And secularism is for thinkers, religion is for believers. And why and how fear drives most "certainties" in life.

Yuletide Terror & Other Holiday Horrors    by Frederick Meekins
Price: $1.00 USD. 34570 words. Published on August 7, 2012. .
The battle to eliminate Christmas and other festive occasions that in part define America as a nation can no longer be ignored.

Supernatural Hypocrisy: The Cognitive Dissonance of a God Cosmology    by Kelli Jae Baeli
Price: $3.99 USD. 291040 words. Published on August 20, 2012. .
An author struggles to find her own Personal Cosmology by examining and sharing her beliefs about God, the Bible and Christianity. Complete 6-volume eBook edition Volume 1: Cosmology of God & Jesus Volume 2: Cosmology of Christianity Volume 3: Cosmology of the Bible Volume 4: Cosmology of the Dark Side Volume 5: Cosmology of Science Volume 6: C

Defeating Relativism, Subjectivism, and Self-Refuting Statements    by Michael Robinson
Price: $9.99 USD. 26620 words. Published on October 22, 2012. .
Countless skeptics, atheists, and secularists are utilizing relativism to challenge Christians in the public square. The new apologetics book "Defeating Relativism, Subjectivism, and Self-Refuting Statements" shows that relativism is not just false, but intellectually unmanageable. The author demonstrates that absolute truth and objective moral values do exist and the contrary is not possible.

The Journey    by Nik Howarth
Price: $4.99 USD. 24230 words. Published on November 18, 2012. .
This imaginative book is a companion to “The Promise of the Father” and looks at the Baptism in the Holy Spirit from an experiential view point. It considers some of the issues of secularism.