New Book “The Moral Superiority of Atheism” set to debut in early 2013

Study after study shows secular and atheistic populations have lower rates of crime and disease while tending to be more peaceful and attentive to the needs of their sick and poor.

EDITOR’S NOTE: The release of this book has been pushed back six months due to work committments at two of my businesses, but I continue to plug along on the final editing process. I hope to have review copies available by spring.

Journalist and Essayist Benjamin J. Gohs, editor of an unapologetic atheist, challenges the accepted notions of morality in his upcoming non-fiction book: “The Moral Superiority of Atheism.”
Gohs proves beyond the shadow of a doubt that the Abrahamic religions are founded upon immoral deity characters so vile, vicious and repulsive that no one who calls himself “moral” can any longer associate with these cults without at least being very selective in which parts they choose to believe and which dogma they decide to follow.
Gohs further makes a compelling case for the moral superiority of atheism by detailing an utter lack of wicked requirements for being a non-theist–a fact that is in stark contrast with the laws of religion.

Morality is a mixture of instinct and external natural forces, and is only molested by occultism. Atheists, because they are free of pathological dogma, are naturally more inclined to be kind to one another … and this is backed up by study after study which shows secular populations tend to be more peaceful, healthy and prosperous.

“The Moral Superiority of Atheism” is sure to further the cause of equality for non-theists while shaking the errant foundation of belief that God is good and to love God makes one good.