Reviews of The Reason Revolution: Atheism, Secular Humanism, and the Collapse of Religion

Who would dare show the many faults in the circular reasoning of this e-book, with the obvious Smashwords official Publisher's pro-atheism review of these series of assertions in the form of an e-book (See through the OnLine-Reader: "It focuses squarely on the inherent irrationality of religion, and reveals its utter irreconcilability with science."). Providing no bibliography, and an off-the-cuff directive to Google searches, this e-book starts out from an unreasonable form of metaphysics, i.e., claiming to be free of metaphysics, by some undivine mandate.

What's perhaps most comical is the assertion that "religion" will collapse, as if it were one whole comprehensive unit, leaving the author's "religion" unscathed. But how is "religion" defined, for starters? The e-book mysteriously skips it.

If only all author's contributions in e-book form (as in the category of Fiction) could be freed from providing reference support for their core assertions...

My e-book actually states a contrary assertion, yet learned from consequence, not prophesy: "Believe it or not, we’ve come to realize the hard way: 'Live and let live.' has its limits."